New student exchange to Germany explores resilient, sustainable crop traits
New program helps students learn how crop research advances happen through international cooperation.
Academics
Habitat survey sheds light on survival of iconic mule deer
What’s happening to iconic mule deer could affect range of wild species.
Founding chair to focus on students in new viticulture and enology department
Jean Dodson Peterson will join WSU this fall as the founding chair of the newly created Department of Viticulture and Enology.
Demo: ‘nomadic broadband’ could help rural first responders stay connected
Extension educators, partners testing nomadic unit in rugged, forested terrain
Another Big Scoop: Coug-made ice cream nets fifth national competition win
For the fifth time, Coug-created ice cream won the American Society of Animal Sciences’ coveted Big Scoop.
Training collaboration helps CAHNRS campuses better serve Latinx students
ESCALA training helps faculty increase retention, graduation rates of underrepresented students
Graduate students accepted into prestigious fellowship
Four WSU graduate students recently earned acceptance into the prestigious Rockey FFAR Fellows Program.
Ag student details her career goals as a woman in agriculture
Recent graduate Daisy Arias is fascinated with the potential for growth in the agriculture industry and is passionate about contributing to the field by changing the narrative for women in ag.
STEM opportunities abound in agriculture fields
CAHNRS has several programs and a wide variety of opportunities for students seeking STEM degrees.
Wildfire awareness: Forestry scientists share lessons to understand, adapt to realities of fire
Wildfire is a perennial challenge for Washington and the west. Learn about the risk of fire, and how to defend and restore balance in the landscape, with help from WSU and Extension foresters. Lessons…
