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Map of sculptures on the WSU Pullman campus....
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Coming soon: the mural in K-House, also called the Interfaith House....
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Read more about the book Geronimo: Leadership Strategies of an American Warrior by Mike Leach and Buddy Levy. You can find purchase links for the book here. CHAPTER ONE The Making of a Warrior (Discipline) They Called Him Geronimo: What’s in a Name? GERONIMO WAS BORN in 1823 at the headwaters of the Gila River east of the border of present-d...
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A hunt for the author of this hand-drawn map leads to an exploration of the history of geology at WSU. Read more in “Mapmaker Mystery.” See the details of the map by clicking on the images below. Click the map to view a magnified version. [+] More

Watch the first, eighth, and ninth flights of the Genii Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) built by WSU students. Read more about drone research in “Things that Fly in the Sky”....
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Murals from the old Troy Hall Ferdinand’s ice cream shoppe now grace the walls of the Food Science Building at WSU Pullman....
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Artist Jim Dine gave The Technicolor Heart to WSU in 2004. Now he has donated a significant collection of more than 200 of his prints to the University, including the selections in this gallery....
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Chip Hanauer ’76, hydroplane racing legend, treks around the Pacific Northwest as The Boat Guy in this amusing series of videos, shot by cameraman and Boat Guy travel buddy Sam Bisset. Read more about Chip and his life in “Chip Hanauer ’76—The boat guy”....
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Washington State head football coach Mike Leach tours the Cougar Football Complex in May 2014. Read more in “Cougar Football: A new home at the core of campus”....
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A drone flies above the deserts of central Idaho, photographing the sagebrush landscape below every 2.5 seconds. The high-resolution photos over the Lemhi Valley near the small town of Salmon, capture the native habitat of the pygmy rabbit. The world’s smallest rabbit native uses sagebrush as both food and shelter throughout the mountain west in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, and Nevada. One isolated subspecies resides in Washington state’s Columbia Basin and is listed as an endangered ...
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