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We are an award-winning research university inspiring the next generation of problem solvers - a community of Cougs helping Washington & the world. https://pullman.wsu.edu/ #GoCougs
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Join us Oct 24-26 as the Cougs take on the Toledo Rockets for Fall Family Weekend. There’s so much happening in #Pullman – from the First Down Friday street fair, a pumpkin drop off Webster, concerts & epic tailgates! Build your event calendar ➡️ wsufallfamilyweekend.rsvpify.com 🐾 #WSU #GoCougs
Oh, just some fall photos of @pullman.wsu.edu 😍 📸: Robert Hubner, #WSU Photo Services 🐾 #GoCougs
It's a nice morning around @pullman.wsu.edu. What season is your favorite? 🐾 #WSU #GoCougs
Another busy week around @pullman.wsu.edu. Visit these calendars to find what's going on:
- Athletics: wsucougars.com/calendar
- Student events: wsu.presence.io/events
- Faculty/staff/community: events.wsu.edu
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Kanako Hayashi, a professor in #WSU’s School of Molecular Biosciences and Center for Reproductive Biology, has worked to build statewide collaborations on women’s reproductive health by initiating several working groups with physicians, researchers, and patients. news.wsu.edu/news/2025/10...
WSU to host screening, discussion on endometriosis documentary
A special screening and discussion of <em>Below the Belt</em>, a documentary on the challenges of living with endometriosis, will take place from 5–7 p.m. Wednesday, on the Pullman campus.
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The study, led by researchers at #WSU, found 57.5% of the survivors of an outbreak in Uganda from 2022–23 reported ongoing and debilitating health issues that interfered with their daily lives. news.wsu.edu/press-releas... #GoCougs
Sudan Ebola virus can persist in survivors for months, WSU study shows
Researchers discover that risk of transmission may persist well beyond the end of an outbreak.
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So many colors on campus today 🎨 #WSU #GoCougs
New research from #WSU suggests a new paradigm in understanding sleep, demonstrating that a substance in the mesh-like walls of bacteria, known as peptidoglycan, is naturally present in the brains of mice and closely aligned with the sleep cycle. news.wsu.edu/press-releas... 🦠
Key to the riddle of sleep may be linked to bacteria
New research bolsters the hypothesis that sleep is regulated in part by the host of microbes produced in the gut.
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Crave!TV came to @pullman.wsu.edu to sample some of the tasty products from the #WSU Creamery & learned more about what our School of Food Science does. Watch how the cheese gets made! #GoCougs youtu.be/OJavwcdMY44?...
Crave!TV Season 4 Episode 7 ~ Pullman
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Happy #FirstDayofFall, Cougs! What’s your most favorite thing about this season in #Pullman? 🍁🍂 #WSU #GoCougs