Dr. Keane, WSU Vice President of Research and Professor of Physics, will share his research journey, through working at universities and national laboratories in the field of nuclear security, as well as his passion for the research happening across all fields on our campus. Watch Now

Brian Collins (Physics) will talk about his research developing organic electronics. Dr. Collins’s research lab—composed of undergraduates and graduate students—is highly interdisciplinary, straddling physics, materials science, electrical engineering, and chemistry. Their cutting-edge research could help improve the design and performance of organic polymers: flexible, stretchable, biocompatible electronic materials that could be used to make everything […]

Robby Cooper (Human Development) will talk about the importance of self-care as an essential component of healthy development and well-being for emerging adults. Dr. Cooper will discuss the recent focus on self-care as a “first medicine” by cutting-edge health professionals. Join Robby to learn about ways in which you can take care of yourself during […]

From the early days of Kurt Hahn’s Outward Bound program in the early 1940’s, whose goal it was to increase the survival chances of young sailors, to the modern experiential education movement, we’ll outline the progression through the important people and organizations that championed this industry. Watch Now!

Join Mark O’English (WSU Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections) at 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 5, for “Atomic Comics: Evolving Depictions of Science in Comic Books and Popular Culture.” This presentation will address the history of how nuclear issues have been portrayed (and mis-portrayed) in comic books on the last 60 years. Once the shining […]