College of Arts and Sciences

Detecting the active sites of nanocatalysts and obtaining their structural descriptors in reaction conditions is a major challenge.

The WSU School of Music welcomes Dr. Dawn Norfleet for her lecture “Freedom Songs: Black American Music as Protest” as a part of our Music: A Mosaic of Experiences lectures series. African American history IS American history. This experience is reflected in musical expression. Since arriving on the shores of the…

Nuclear fission – the process by which heavy atomic nuclei split into two or more fragments – was discovered more than 80 years ago. Technological applications of it, for instance to produce energy, have been around for decades.

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Dr. Martin D. King will be presenting a concert entitled “Landmarks” featuring music for solo horn and music for horn and piano. Each of these works is a “landmark” in it’s own unique way, whether it is a major work for horn, a piece written by an important…

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Biomass from terrestrial plants, largely lignocellulosic cell walls, can be converted into fuels and chemicals to reduce fossil fuel dependence.

The WSU School of Music and the Center for Arts and Humanities is proud to co-sponsor musician and scholar Ashley Killam. As a part of the WSU School of Music’s “Music: A Mosaic of Experiences” lecture series, Ashley will present the lecture “Fanfare for the Unheard: A Voice for Emerging…

How is Washington State responding to the pandemic? What issues are facing the state in terms of vaccine availability, and equity of delivery? And how will the state deal with vaccine hesitancy? Join our experts, who will discuss these and other issues around Washington State’s pandemic response.

This event has been postponed until April 14th at 7:30 PM.

Chigozie Obioma is the author of The Fishermen, which was a finalist for the Man Booker prize in 2015, and a winner of four other awards, including an NAACP Image award, the FT/Oppenheimer prize for fiction, and several nominations. The novel, which is being translated in 26 languages, is also being adapted into a stage play. Chigozie was named one of Foreign Policy’s 100 Influential People of 2015.

This event has been postponed until April 15th at 7:30 PM.

Donald Trump’s banning from social media threw the spotlight on the power of private internet companies to regulate free speech.

Accurate diagnosis and tracking of active inflammation or erythema remains a challenge in a variety of inflammatory skin diseases, especially in the setting of natural and pathological pigment.

Hydrogen (H2) is a promising energy carrier that has the potential to decrease the dependency for fossil fuels in the transportation industry. However, there are challenges with the production, storage, and transportation of H2.

Substituents present on a molecule are known to significantly control the self-assembly, adsorption, and orientation behavior on solid surfaces. Using STM, self-assembly of the Y[C6S-Pc]2 and Y[C4O-Pc]2 complexes was investigated at solution−solid interface.

This event will be live streamed on YouTube at WSUPullmanMusic

Eric Foner is professor emeritus of history at Columbia University and the author of The Fiery Trial: Abraham Lincoln and American Slavery, a winner of the Pulitzer, Bancroft, and Lincoln prizes.

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Come join, grab some snacks, get cozy and listen to some great horn standard repertoire.

Escalating violence in sub-Saharan Africa is contributing to a political and environmental disaster. Are there parallels between that crisis, and the threats to democracy elsewhere, including in the U.S.?

The WSU School of Music and the Center for Arts and Humanities welcomes Dr. Jace Saplan to present his lecture “The Land We Stand On: Decolonizing Our Relationship to Musicking.” This talk is part of the School of Music lecture series “Music: A Mosaic of Experiences.” In music, there are…

The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites you to a colloquium featuring Dr. Eleanor Close, Texas State University.

This event will be live streamed on YouTube at WSUPullmanMusic

This event will be live streamed on YouTube at WSUPullmanMusic

As Secretary of State, Kim Wyman is the only state-wide elected Republican in Washington.

Targeted drug therapy is a promising approach to selectively treat cancerous tissues, however further development is needed in the field of acid-labile linkers.

The WSU Center for Arts and Humanities in partnership with the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum will be hosting the virtual Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Annual Lecture with Dr. Susan Neiman.

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This concert will showcase local jazz group, “Crosscurrent” featuring WSU faculty professors, Dr. Yasinitsky on saxophone, Dave Snider on electric and string bass, Brian Ward, former WSU instructor on piano, and U of I faculty members Dan Bukvich on drums and Vern Sielert on trumpet.  Also, featured a…

“The Real World: Myth, Legend, or Reality” a conversation on life as a musician.

Bruce Ackerman is Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University.

The Department of Physics and Astronomy invites you to a colloquium featuring Dr. Frank S. Bates, University of Minnesota. Dr. Bates will present his talk, “Block Copolymer Melts Mimic Metallurgy”.

Solvent extraction is a standard method of solute separation and purification in the fields of chemistry, engineering and industry, where a solute distributes from one liquid phase to another based on the favorability of solvation free energies between the two phases.

Industrial separation and purification processes include the use of oxalic acid to precipitate rare earth elements (REEs) such as neodymium and europium.

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His first solo concert given to a public audience, Riley Hoover brings you a recital comprised of two modern pieces, as well as a suite of music meant for educational purposes, and not often performed.

Knowledge of Uranium oxide surface chemistry leaves much to be desired. Uranium oxide plays a significant role in nuclear energy as the primary substituent of nuclear fuel and although UO2 nanoparticles are formed in spent fuel, few studies have been done to explore UO2 size and surface dependent properties.

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From WSU’s Recording Studio, join Ashleigh Adams, mezzo-soprano and Dr. Yoon-Wha Roh as they present “Her Future is UNLIMITED.” This Junior voice recital will feature two song cycles, “Cinq Mélodies Populaires Grecques,” by Ravel and “Paper Wings,” by Jake Heggie, as well as works by G.F. Handel, Wolf…

Join us for a day of double reeds for teachers and students! The schedule for music educators features breakout “refresher sessions” on bassoon (morning) and oboe (afternoon) as well as a mid-day recital. Get tips-and-tricks for teaching beginning, intermediate, and advanced double-reed students, selecting repertoire, making reed adjustments, and investing…