WSU offers host of osteoarthritis treatment for animals
Big Country News Connection
2021
WSU researchers discover one way elk become infected with devastating hoof disease
Healthy elk can contract the rapidly spreading disease, known as TAHD, by simply walking on soil contaminated previously by infected hooves.
Is ivermectin going to kill you? Probably not unless you take the dosage meant for horses
The Spokesman-Review
Q & A with biochemistry major Emily Kophs
Biochemistry student Emily Kophs is a third-generation Coug, but she couldn’t fathom the tight-kit Cougar culture until she witnessed it first-hand. “I grew up hearing about the amazing community of students and alumni, but I didn’t believe it until I experienced it for myself. I have met some of my favorite people at WSU, and […]
Researchers at Washington State University find that elk hoof disease spreads in soil
The Spokesman-Review
Six dogs sickened or dead near Tri-Cities, all thought to have contact with Columbia River
Northwest Public Broadcasting
Veterinary Teaching Hospital offers host of treatments for osteoarthritis
Alice couldn’t get into her litterbox, but with laser therapy she enjoys life again.
Meet the Class of 2022: Tara Powers
As a child, Tara Powers dreamed of being an astronaut, but she decided the stars weren’t for her after she found space camp to be a bore. So, the then pre-teen from a Spokane family of engineers set off to find her own science. Tara is now a fourth-year veterinary student from St. George’s University […]
Kay Yarborough Nelson
the Kay Yarborough Nelson Distinguished Professorship in Feline Health at WSU was created by her late husband of 35 years, Raymond A. Nelson, a veteran of WWII who attended WSU under the GI Bill for his B.S. and M.S. degrees in physics.