The School of Biological Sciences and the College of Arts and Sciences are proud to welcome Erica Rosenblum of the University of California, Berkeley to Pullman for the 2026 Robert Jonas Lecture and School of Biological Sciences seminar.
Six competitors vied to represent the College of Arts and Sciences in the 3 Minute Thesis qualifier round on March 5th in Goertzen Hall.
Summer Howard has been recognized as a 2026 Leader of Distinction and Leader of the Year by the President’s Commission on the Status of Women.
WSU-Vancouver associate professor of biological sciences Jonah Piovia-Scott was featured in CNN’s “Call to Earth” editorial series about his work protecting Cascade frog populations from chytrid, an ancient fungus responsible for mass amphibian die-offs.
SBS doctoral candidate Ellery Vincent was interviewed by the Associated Press about capturing footage from grizzly bear collar cameras on Alaska’s North Slope.
Caroline Terry, fifth-year PhD candidate in the School of Biological Sciences, recently won the Best Student Presentation, Division of Comparative Physiology and Biochemistry, at the 2026 Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology Annual Meeting in Portland, OR.
WSU Vancouver PhD candidate Ryan Wagner was interviewed about efforts to reintroduce the cascades frog into Lassen Volcanic National Park. Listen to the interview:Linah Mohammad, Juana Summers, Christopher Intagliata, All Things Considered
The use of artificial beaver dams to replicate the ecological benefits created by the industrious rodents shows promise for offsetting damage to fish habitat, water quality, and biodiversity arising from climate change.
Four Washington State University researchers have been named to the Highly Cited Researchers 2025 list, an annual honor that highlights scientists with widespread influence in their fields.
Three undergraduate Washington State University students traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, last month to take part in the Global Model WHO 2025 conference.
