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Being Curious: Summer undergraduate research at WSU Vancouver

WSU Vancouver students lead bold research through NSF-REU and RAISE programs

Being Curious: Summer undergraduate research at WSU Vancouver

Undergraduate and community college students explored real-world research at WSU Vancouver this summer, tackling bold scientific questions through NSF-REU and RAISE internships that foster discovery, collaboration and academic growth.

history of air pollution in three cities in the Americas—Mexico City; Santiago, Chile; and Los Angeles

Andra Chastain will study air pollution history in three cities with a Fulbright research award

WSU Vancouver professor to study air pollution with Fulbright research grant

WSU Vancouver history professor Andra Chastain will study air pollution in Mexico City, Santiago, and Los Angeles with a Fulbright-Garcia Robles award, exploring how smog became recognized as a public health crisis.

WSU Researcher Helps Chart National Plan to Save Declining Butterflies

WSU biologist contributes to first nationwide roadmap to restore butterfly populations and protect critical habitats.

WSU Researcher Helps Chart National Plan to Save Declining Butterflies

A report co-authored by Washington State University’s Cheryl Schultz outlines a national recovery plan for butterflies, as U.S. populations fall 22% in two decades due to pesticides, habitat loss, and climate change.

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