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Jennifer Henrichsen named winner of the 2026 Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Early Career Woman Scholar Award

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By Will Ferguson, Tina Hilding, Voiland College
| WSU Insider
Washington State University researcher Jennifer R. Henrichsen has received the 2026 Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Early Career Woman Scholar Award, a national honor recognizing outstanding scholarship and future promise in journalism and mass communication. Presented by the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, the awardhonors an early-career scholar who demonstrates outstanding research and potential as an emerging leader in the field.
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Dr. Universe explains how butterflies taste with their feet

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By Melissa Mayer, Will Ferguson, Tina Hilding
| WSU Insider
July 23, 2026 By Melissa Mayer, University Marketing and Communications WSU entomologist Rich Zack helps Dr. Universe explain how butterflies use taste receptors in their feet to gather information about food, habitat, and the world around them (composite featuring a photo by RonLin Photography/Adobe Stock). Washington State University’s resident feline scientist, Dr. Universe, answers a flavorful question from Kalani, 12, of Texas: How do butterflies taste with their feet?
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WSU Police co-sponsor National Night Out event in Pullman

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By Melissa Mayer, RJ Wolcott, Will Ferguson
| WSU Insider
July 23, 2026 By Communications staff, Washington State University A new AI-powered tool developed at WSU aims to help officers gather critical information and make better decisions in real time (photo by m-gucci on iStock). The Washington State University Police Department is partnering with the Pullman Police Department to co-sponsor this year’s National Night Out, a community event focused on strengthening relationships between law enforcement and the community.
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