Washington State University transfer student Hector Estrada knows that when he graduates with a bachelor’s degree in viticulture and enology this spring, he’ll have the work experience and knowledge necessary for a successful career in the wine industry....
A fellowship program is providing opportunities for computational engineering, math, and science students from across the Washington State University system to study and research in Sweden over a three-year span. Two students from WSU Tri-Cities were selected as part of this year’s cohort and will...
A civil engineering student who wants to solve problems and serve the public through a career in the nuclear field has received a $6,000 scholarship from the Institute of Hazardous Materials Management (IHMM)....
Teagan Mosher’s interest in winemaking was piqued after she toured the viticultural area of Mount Etna while stationed at U.S. Naval Hospital Sigonella in Italy....
Six of the eight students recently awarded $47,000 in scholarship funding by the Washington Wine Industry Foundation are attending Washington State University....
The road to a college degree is not always easy, especially for those who are the first in their family to pursue higher education. Tania Castellano, a senior at Washington State University Tri-Cities studying biology with a health science emphasis, is a Mexican American, first-generation...
Taking part in local Juneteenth celebrations and commemorations can be as important to understanding the spirit of the holiday as learning about the history behind it. It’s a message Razan and Reem Osman, sisters who attend WSU Tri-Cities, want to share widely with members of the...
Growing up, she was the go-to person in her family for computer help. In grade school, a teacher in Prosser noticed Galvan’s troubleshooting skills and recruited her for a special academic program where students provide technical assistance to computer users. She helped provide technical solutions in the classroom and other areas. It helped show her that...
COVID-19 turned the team project in Joan Giese’s Marketing Management 495 class on its head. The assignment required students to develop strategies for bringing tourists in their 20s and 30s to the Tri-Cities in Central Washington. But as the project got underway, the state’s “stay home, stay...
Sharing the complete picture of humanity, especially the hard topics, so that one-day she can affect positive change. That’s the reason photographer and Washington State University Tri-Cities alumna Madison Rosenbaum first picked up a camera....