International research exchange to explore resilient, high-yielding crops
A new NSF-funded program offers WSU students an unmatched opportunity to travel to Germany to learn first-hand how crop research advances happen. The perspectives that students gain from this program will support their future success in the increasingly global world of plant science. Read More >>
International Recognition
Anthropologist Timothy Kohler, lead author on a UN intergovernmental report on climate change, recently received one of the highest honors for a scientist: election to the National Academy of Sciences. More >
Meet the 2022 CAS Outstanding Seniors
An international researcher, a police cadet, a certified nursing assistant, and a young mother who speaks five languages are among the 24 students honored in 2022. More >
A ‘Goldilocks’ search among the stars
Physicist Vivienne Baldassare is using NASA’s Chandra Observatory and the world’s most powerful X-ray telescope look for medium-sized black holes. More >
STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
Undergraduate Research
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Graduate Education and Training
Pursue your thirst for knowledge and gain a competitive advantage with an advanced degree.
Grand Challenges
The College of Arts and Sciences provides fundamental support, collaboration, innovation, and creativity to achieve broad societal impact.
IN THE MEDIA
Faculty, staff, and students making headlines:
- Common chemical in tires caused mass Coho salmon deaths in Puget Sound, scientists say
- Ask Dr. Universe: Making animals feel safe in captivity takes research, understanding
- Climate protesters are chucking food at priceless paintings. Social movements expert gives perspective.
- Franciscan Health doctor leads key study of pesticides in pregnant women
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