Growing up on a cattle ranch in Montana, Bailey Bailey knew early on the important role veterinarians play in agriculture. Less than a year from earning her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Bailey plans to return home to serve beef cattle producers through large animal ambulatory medicine or rural mixed practice after she earns her degree.
A WSU research team found that outbreaks in fall 2020 were likely independent of each other, and that testing, masking, and distancing limited the spread.
Neither the Palouse nor my dogs know we just finished the dog days of summer.
Aug. 26 is National Dog Day, a fitting moment to recognize the range of care WSU provides for more than 12,000 canine patients each year.
As part of our EschLEAD (Learn, Experience, Apply, Deliver) program, Dr. Nathan Law is giving WSU undergraduates opportunities to step out of the classroom and into the lab, where they gain the kind of hands-on research experience that sets them apart in graduate school, professional programs, and the workforce.
A passion for small animal medicine and community service has earned Montana Milton the Wright Scholarship, a program that has provided nearly $500,000 to WSU students.
Unusual cases are part of the job for WSU veterinarians, but a horse with nearly 100 pounds of sand and gravel in its gut was still quite a surprise.
