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WSU’s Noriko Kawamura appears on ‘World War II with Tom Hanks’

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By RJ Wolcott, Levi McGarry, Melissa Mayer
| WSU Insider
July 27, 2026 By RJ Wolcott, WSU News & Media Relations Episodes of the History Channel "World War II with Tom Hanks" series include insights from a recently-retired Washington State University professor. The final two episodes of a History Channel World War II series that includes insights from a recently-retired Washington State University professor will be airing next week.
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Aquatics Phenomics Research Center supercharges undergraduate research

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By Levi McGarry, Melissa Mayer, RJ Wolcott
| WSU Insider
This summer, students from around the country are at WSU to address some of the most pressing questions facing aquatic ecosystems, from disease outbreaks and environmental stress to improving the resilience of species that are vital to Washington’s economy, ecology, and heritage.
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CAHNRS showcases Cougar Gold, honey, wine, and more at local food festival

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By Angela Sams, Melissa Mayer, RJ Wolcott
| WSU Insider
The mid-summer heat didn’t deter a consistent stream of foodies from stopping by the Cougar-themed tents at this year’s Crave! Northwest festival. Held July 16-18 in downtown Spokane’s Riverfront Park, the event featured a new theme each evening, highlighting chefs, artisans, growers, winemakers, and other members of the region’s culinary scene.
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