News

02.24.2021
Tomorrow’s Scientists: Jessica Wong
Jessica Wong describes the work of veterinary pathologists as crime scene investigation but with less crime — and, at least in her case, more bacteria and ticks.
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02.10.2021
Tomorrow’s Scientists: Seth Schneider
He once wrote a novel about a zombie apocalypse. Then there was that summer he and his brother hauled in nearly 100 Dungeness crab on Puget Sound.
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01.29.2021
New Faculty Spotlight: Jason Park
This is the final installment in a series of articles highlighting new faculty members from each college at Washington State University.
WSU News

01.11.2021
WSU alumnus Jeff Abbott taking over the DC reins from Steve Hines

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12.22.2020
Steve Hines receives 2020 AAVMC Distinguished Veterinary Teacher award
Washington State University Professor and veterinarian Steve Hines is the 2020 American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges’ Distinguished Veterinary Teacher.
WSU Insider

12.22.2020
Circling in on a vaccine target for Babesia bovis
For decades, researchers have tried to develop an effective vaccine for Babesia bovis, a tick-borne disease that annually kills millions of cattle worldwide.
WSU News

12.22.2020
Remembering Dr. David Prieur
Dr. David Prieur, professor and long-time chair of the Department of Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology, passed away peacefully at his home in Pullman on Saturday, December 19.
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11.25.2020
Two WSU faculty named AAAS Fellows
Anthony Nicola, the Engle Distinguished Professor of Infectious Diseases in the Department of Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology, was recognized as a AAAS Fellow.
WSU Insider

11.13.2020
WSU lands NIH grant for biomedical, engineering undergraduate MIRA program
A new five-year National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant for more than $700,000 will fund a “motivating innovation and research achievement” (MIRA) program for Washington State University underrepresented student researchers in biomedical science and engineering fields, said the three faculty members serving as co-principal investigators.
WSU News

10.29.2020
Health restrictions prevent officials from tracking region’s elk
When rifle hunters will head into the woods in search of elk in Southwest Washington next month, they will find the herds to be in about the same condition as they were in 2019.
The Columbian

10.27.2020
WSU COVID-19 research tackles the present and future pandemic
From tracking to treatment to prevention, Washington State University scientists are expanding our understanding of the current COVID-19 crisis while helping lead international efforts to identify and stop the next potential pandemic.
WSU News

07.20.2020
WSU faculty host free international seminar examining vector‑borne disease
Two Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine faculty members have organized the second wave of a free, virtual seminar series centering on vector‑borne disease.
WSU news

07.15.2020
Eight WSU faculty elected to Washington State Academy of Sciences
A third of this year’s class of new members in the Washington State Academy of Sciences (WSAS) are from Washington State University.
WSU Insider

06.23.2020
A crippling situation
Elk hoof disease continues spread into Idaho; hunters asked to report abnormalities
The Lewiston Tribune

06.11.2020
A compound unlike any other
A compound discovered in the gills of wood-eating clams could be the solution to a group of parasites responsible for some of the world’s most common infections.
WSU News

06.05.2020
Pursuing a pathogen: building on a century of research
In 1908, using just a microscope, veterinarian Sir Arnold Theiler discovered a microorganism inside the gut of ticks that sickens thousands of cows annually.
WSU News

05.29.2020
Technology to lower inflammation, may help COVID-19 patients
WSU professor Santanu Bose has discovered a protein that may help stop patients who are dying from pneumonia caused by COVID-19.
Daily Evergreen

05.28.2020
A discovery by this WSU researcher could prevent COVID-19 patients from dying
In some of the most serious COVID-19 cases, it's not the virus that kills. It's the patient's own body.
The Inlander

05.15.2020
A discovery by this WSU researcher could prevent COVID-19 patients from dying
Santanu Bose, a viral infection researcher at Washington State University, may have found a solution.
Inlander

05.14.2020
WSU researchers look to head off COVID-19’s deadly pneumonia
A discovery by a Washington State University researcher may hold the key to preventing the severe, deadly pneumonia seen with COVID-19.
WSU News