What’s powering your devices?
“U.S. consumers, regardless of political standing, age, or gender, want to use more renewable energy and less fossil fuels,” said Christine Horne, professor of sociology and lead author of a study on consumer attitudes about energy consumption. “With new communication technologies, it is now possible to give them the option to do it.” Read more >>>
Aurora Clark named ACS Fellow
A pioneering researcher, Clark received the national honor for her service to the chemistry community and her innovative use of computer algorithms and network analysis to understand the behavior of complex solutions and their interfaces. Read more >>
Addressing Social Justice through Art
Undergraduates in criminal justice and criminology went beyond the classroom to create a vibrant mural with a transformative message, now on display in the CUB. Read (and hear) more >>
Solar Eclipse on Campus
The College of Arts and Sciences hosted a viewing party on the Holland Library lawn and at the Jewett Observatory to help students and the WSU community enjoy and learn about the celestial phenomenon. See photos and a video >>
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