New tech allows WSU professor to boost tracking of monarch butterflies
Scientist raising funds to tag and track at least 100 monarch butterflies as they migrate south from Idaho this fall.
In a camper down by the river: WSU students spend spring break helping cows, newborn calves
Four students spent spring break living amongst, and helping care for, the university’s beef cattle herd during calving season.
Turfgrass professor among 2025 AAAS Fellows
Michael Neff was elected as a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
WSU bears test products meant to confound their wild cousins
WSU grizzly bears help administer tests for camping products, which make for safer backcountry experiences for humans and bears.
Long-term study confirms pollen-replacing feed strengthens honey bee colonies
New study shows a man-made food source provided honey bees a nutritious diet at a commercial scale.
WSU scientists capture a bear’s eye view of life in the Arctic
WSU researchers recently attached video cameras to collars on several Arctic grizzly bears to learn more about their lives.
16 faculty earn tenure and promotion in 2026
Congratulations to the 16 faculty members who earned tenure and/or promotion this year!
WSU turfgrass professor and area farmer make national ‘Ask This Old House’ appearance
Prof. Michael Neff to appear on the PBS show Ask This Old House talking about grass seed production
WSU, partners celebrate 20-year collaboration focused on transforming waste into energy
For nearly 20 years, Washington’s Waste to Fuels Technology partnership has been finding ways to turn waste products into usable energy.
Hug your boo: More affection — not equal amounts — strengthens romantic ties
New research finds that the more affection in a relationship, the better — even if that affection is imbalanced
