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When it opens in Issaquah, Wash., in September, zHome will be the first multifamily, zero-energy, carbon-neutral community in the United States. Issaquah is located about 13 miles east of Seattle. A collaborative effort of several organizations and companies, including the Washington State University Energy Program, zHome is a template for [...]
Graduate schools in the United States have reported a noticeable increase in applications from international students for the second year in a row. The 9% increase in international graduate student applications from 2010 to 2011 suggests that foreign students’ interest in performing graduate level studies in the U.S. is finally rebounding after application declines in [...]
PULLMAN, Wash. Washington Secretary of State Sam Reed visited Washington State University late Thursday to encourage students to get involved in their communities by voting and other civic action. Reed annually does a spring tour of college campuses statewide funded by the Help America Vote Act (HAVA), a federal law adopted [...]
PULLMAN – A WSU assistant professor of entomology is helping pioneer the brave new world of ecological immunology. The rise of the field highlights a growing interest in the roles of pathogens in shaping the ecology and evolution of a species.