News from the School of the Environment
Catherine ‘Katie’ Cooper named vice provost for faculty affairs and development
Catherine “Katie” Cooper has been selected as Washington State University’s next vice provost for faculty affairs and development, following a comprehensive internal search.
New Meyer’s Point grants support environmental research and hands-on learning
Along the shoreline of South Puget Sound where forests, wetlands, and marine ecosystems meet a rapidly growing urban corridor, WSU researchers and students are studying pressing environmental and cultural challenges at Meyer’s Point Environmental Field Station.
School of the Environment turns out for Graduate Spring Research Weekend
Graduate students from around Washington State University descended onto the Pullman campus for the School of the Environment (SOE) Spring Research Weekend in late April.
WSU trio learns about Peruvian culture, water resource management during study abroad trip
During a recent trip to South America, three Washington State University students learned firsthand about Peru’s water resource management and Indigenous practices.
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- AI cuts wildlife tracking time from months to days
- WSU SURCA undergraduate researchers earn 65 awards
- A gas that causes climate change is bubbling out of reservoirs
- Ancient brines helped build Idaho’s Silver Valley and the Idaho Cobalt belt
- CAS research funded by President’s Big Ideas Initiative
- Dr. Universe explains why Earth has lava inside
- WSU Tri‑Cities hosts community panel on the future of critical minerals
- National Geographic explorer Robbie Shone to deliver ‘Adventures in Caving’ lecture
- Study suggests pathway for life in Europa’s ocean
- Dr. Universe explores how scientists measure the mass and size of planets