October 2025
Join the Foley Institute as we welcome Olyvia Christley, assistant professor of political science at WSU. She will discuss the rise and mainstreaming of right-wing parties into governments across Europe.
Development of Robust, Sustainable Chemical Processes for the Rapid Delivery of Drug-Linkers Keynote: Dr. Rajappa Vaidyanathan, Head of Chemical Process and Analytical Development, Pfizer Inc.
Presentation: This talk will describe the development of innovative chemical processes that can reliably produce large quantities of Drug-Linkers to support clinical trials as…
On Thursday, October 9, from 3:00-4:30 pm, join Assistant Professor Colin Criss at the museum for a teaching poet’s perspective on select works in the current exhibitions, “Color Outside the Lines” and “Anish Kapoor: Dissolving Margins”, both From the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation. Open…
Collin Sower, senior risk manager of Micron Technology, will present “Quantifying Global Operational Risks at Micron” as the featured speaker of the Carson College of Business’s annual Walton Lecture, free to the public.
Sower has more than 25…
VISITING WRITERS SERIES: WSU Department of English Welcomes Thomas Dai, Michael McGriff, and Alexandra Teague from the University of Idaho 5:30pm–7:00pm, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU
Join us for the WSU Department…
Exhibition dates: October 15th – December 11th
Artist talk: Thursday October 16th, 4:30 PM with an opening reception to follow.
Washington State Senator Mike Pellicciotti will be the keynote speaker for the Hoops Taxation Research and Policy Institute’s fall forum. The presentation is free and open to the public. It will be livestreamed on Zoom.
Join the Foley Institute as we welcome Steven Hahn professor of history at New York University. He will discuss his most recent book, Illiberal America: A History, published in 2024.
7pm, Friday, Oct 17 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 19
A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…
7pm, Friday, Oct 17 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 19
A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…
Join the Foley Institute as we welcome Matthew McManus, assistant professor of political science at Spelman College. He will discuss the radical right challenge to liberal democracy.
Pizza and soft…
7pm, Friday, Oct 24 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 26
A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…
Swing on over to the art museum for Family Weekend and enjoy an exhibition tour led by WSU students!
7pm, Friday, Oct 24 and 5pm Sunday, Oct 26
A docent will point out night sky highlights and upcoming astronomical events. This…
Title: Upgrading CO2 and Biogas to Value-Added Products via Tandem Catalytic Strategies
Media: Lectureship Postcard; Ensor Lectureship Poster with Abstract and Bio
Abstract: Converting CO2 to value-added products is one of the most practical routes for reducing CO2 emissions while fossil fuels continue to dominate the energy sector…
The Calvin and Jean Long Distinguished Lecture in Mathematics brings internationally renowned mathematics scholars to the WSU campus to discuss research and current topics. A public lecture geared toward community members and members without a deep mathematical background is paired with a more in-depth colloquium with faculty and students. The lecture honors Calvin Long, professor emeritus (1956–92) and former department chair (1970–78) and his wife, Jean. This year’s Long Lecture titled “Functional Neuroimaging in the Era of Big
Data and Open Science” will be delivered by Dr. Nicole Lazar. Dr. Lazar is a Professor and Department Head of the Pennsylvania State University Department of Statistics.
The Calvin and Jean Long Distinguished Lecture in Mathematics brings internationally renowned mathematics scholars to the WSU campus to discuss research and current topics. A public lecture geared toward community members and members without a deep mathematical background is paired with a more in-depth colloquium with faculty and students. The lecture honors Calvin Long, professor emeritus (1956–92) and former department chair (1970–78) and his wife, Jean. This year’s in-depth Long Lecture colloquium titled “Jackknife After Bootstrap: Detecting Influential Actors in a Network” will be delivered by Dr. Nicole Lazar. Dr. Lazar is a Professor and Department Head of the Pennsylvania State University Department of Statistics.