New high-yield WSU spring wheat named for Black pioneer and family
Newest spring variety is an outstanding wheat named for Black pioneer George Bush and his son, William Owen Bush.
WSU history
Over three decades of bear research & care
The WSU Bear Research, Education, and Conservation Center has been on the WSU Pullman campus for over 30 years, changing the way humans understand these amazing animals. Established in 1986, the center consists of six indoor dens with outdoor runs and a 2.2-acre exercise yard for the grizzlies. All of the original bears at the […]
Cupola repairs on the way for historic Ensminger Pavilion
Washington State University’s Ensminger Pavilion, a former livestock-judging barn turned events center, gets an upgrade to its historic cupola this summer. The 1933 pavilion’s aging wooden cupola and weathervane pennant will be renovated with modern materials. The $13,000 project will wrap by autumn. Prior to renovations in the early 2000s, the former Livestock Judging Pavilion […]
