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Monarch butterflies are famous for migrating hundreds, even thousands, of miles. Their routes, however, have always been a mystery. New high-tech tracking tags are helping a WSU scientist follow monarch butterflies in near real time. news.wsu.edu/news/2026/04/0…

“This is an investment in students when it matters most, too often, the difference between staying enrolled or stepping away is not academic ability. Rather, it is an unexpected bill, a missed paycheck, or an opportunity a student cannot afford to pursue."
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Congrats to all of these Cougs! "More than 100 faculty from across the #WSU system who were recently promoted or received tenure are being celebrated later this month as part of Showcase." news.wsu.edu/news/2026/03/0… 🐾 #GoCougs

This year, WSU marks 65 years since its reactor went active, celebrating a legacy of research, training, and workforce development that is now accelerating a new era of nuclear science and technology nationwide.
A major expansion currently underway will support the university’s continuing commitment to research, training and America’s energy future. news.wsu.edu/news/2026/03/0…

At the @WSUvetmed, rehabilitation isn’t just for humans. Through its Integrative Medicine department, pets like Blueberry are getting a second chance at mobility and comfort.
After experiencing paralysis, Blueberry received personalized recovery by combining traditional veterinary care with therapies often used in human medicine, such as physical therapy. The department helps animals regain strength, function, and quality of life while training the next generation of veterinarians.

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