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WSU Grizzly Research Reveals Remarkable Genetic Regulation During Hibernation
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Grizzlies show remarkable gene control before and during hibernation
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Art in the Library exhibit features work of veterinary student Charlie Kittridge
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WSU researchers grow citrus disease bacteria in the lab
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Washington State University receives $100K grant to study elk hoof disease
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WSU economists Jill McCluskey and Tom Marsh named Western Agricultural Economics Association Fellows
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WSU Receives $100K To Study Elk Hoof Disease
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WSU gets $100,000 for elk center
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Elk Hoof Disease Facility Receives $100,000 RMEF Grant
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Where have all the frogs gone?
It happened again that morning. During their rounds, zookeepers found another tank of dead blue poison dart frogs.
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A Neuroscientist’s Quest to Prevent Hearing Loss
Nearly 30 million people in the United States have some type of hearing loss, mostly due to aging.
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Working together so Kenyans can help Kenyans
When Paul Allen visited East Africa, he saw how people’s daily lives could be improved and the desire for local institutions to better serve people in need.
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Impact Report 2017-18
119: The age of the college. The WSU College of Veterinary Medicine was established in 1899. It is the 5th oldest veterinary college in the United States.
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A painted horse helps students learn anatomy
A life-sized painted fiberglass horse will now help WSU undergraduate and veterinary students learn anatomy thanks to a generous donor.
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Teaching science students visual literacy life skills
Students who study molecular biosciences can’t actually see what they are learning.
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