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Scott Jackson

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  • Communications Manager, WSU Carson College of Business
Pullman, United States
As seen in: Medium, People, U.S. News and World Report, Miami Herald, WSU Insider, Washington State Magazine, The Charlotte Observer, The Sacramento Bee, The Spokesman-Review, Lexington Herald-Leader and
Covers:  I write features and news releases for Washington State University's Carson College of Business. I previously worked for a local newspaper in central Idaho/southeastern Washington.
Doesn't Cover: I no longer cover local and regional news in this most recent role with WSU but my work will still be picked up by other outlets from time to time

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Scott Jackson’s Journalist Portfolio

Alaska Airlines to begin direct service between Boise and Pullman

Alaska Airlines to begin direct service between Boise and Pullman

The new service will connect Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport and Boise five days a week, a route that was dis…

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Perfect space for 'too many ideas'

Perfect space for 'too many ideas'

Known in recent decades for its haunted hospital tours, the old St.Ignatius Hospital has rested on a hill at …

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No more running from the past

No more running from the past

"At the end of this story, I didn't feel like a student, an athlete or even a person. I just felt like I stra…

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Pullman property tax expected to rise

Pullman property tax expected to rise

The average Pullman resident with a property assessed at $200,000 paid more than $3,000 in property taxes in …

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Panel highlights thriving careers, coming boom in senior living industry - WSU Insider

Panel highlights thriving careers, coming boom in senior living industry - WSU Insider

With the Baby Boomer generation nearing retirement, many career opportunities exist for students interested i…

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Font size can 'nudge' customers toward healthier food choices - WSU Insider

Font size can 'nudge' customers toward healthier food choices - WSU Insider

Restaurants can persuade patrons to choose healthier foods by adjusting the font size of numbers attached to …

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Looking ahead to the fall semester at WSU

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By Shawn Vestal Verified, Scott Jackson, Carson College
| WSU Insider
August 13, 2026 By Communications staff, Washington State University President Betsy Cantwell In a message and video to the Washington State University community, President Betsy Cantwell welcomed students, faculty, and staff to the new academic year and encouraged them to make the most of the opportunities ahead. Dear WSU Community, A new academic year is just around the corner, bringing renewed energy and excitement to Washington State University.
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Carson College of Business fosters Cambodian business students’ ventures

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By Scott Jackson, Carson College, Josh Babcock
| WSU Insider
Last spring, students from CamEd Business School in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, traveled to Washington State University’s Carson College of Business for the second consecutive year to present ventures developed through the school’s entrepreneurship program. Student teams shared their business concepts with members of the Carson College’s International Business Club, returning to Pullman as part of a partnership that is quickly becoming an annual tradition between the two institutions.
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Ask Dr. Universe podcast explores black holes and how astronomers find them

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By Melissa Mayer, Scott Jackson, Carson College
| WSU Insider
August 13, 2026 By Melissa Mayer, University Marketing and Communications The latest episode of the Ask Dr. Universe podcast takes listeners into the mysterious world of black holes with Washington State University astrophysicist Vivienne Baldassare. In the episode, Baldassare explains what black holes are, how they grow, and why even light cannot escape them. Listeners learn how astronomers study objects they cannot see directly by looking for their influence on nearby gas and stars.
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