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Established by WSU alumnus Dr. Berger Keatts, the distinguished professorship recognizes faculty members whose work exemplifies excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service.

A Spokane family whose barn, chicken house, and pasture were destroyed in the Old Trails Fire no longer has to shoulder the cost of lifesaving surgery for their miniature horse, Dudley.

WSU Libraries will celebrate two endowments supporting the preservation and sharing of a historic collection documenting Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

The vision for the Voiland College’s Schweitzer Engineering Hall, a hub for student success, was centered around a common belief: students deserve every opportunity to succeed.

A chance meeting in the College Hall pharmacy library launched a lifelong partnership rooted in Cougar pride.

New grant supports WSU astronomer’s search for elusive black holes—research that could offer important insights into how the universe’s earliest massive black holes formed and evolved.

When Brad Crollard died unexpectedly, his family turned a profound loss into a lasting legacy, creating a scholarship that opens the world to WSU students.

A chance meeting in the College Hall pharmacy library launched a lifelong partnership rooted in Cougar pride.

When 17-year-old Sarfaraz Niazi boarded an airplane for the first time and left Pakistan for Washington State University, he had no idea his journey would help reshape the future of biotechnology.

When 95-year-old Mary Body decided to give back to Washington State University, she wanted her gift to make a difference where and when it’s needed most.