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Dr. Mary Koithan is facing more than a few unknowns as she prepares to become the next dean of the WSU College of Nursing. Will there be faculty and staff […]

First-semester nursing students at Washington State University spent nine weeks caring for patients in nursing homes and assisted living facilities before the coronavirus pandemic hit and ended those clinical experiences. […]

Associate Professor Janessa Graves has been named a recipient of the 2020 WSU President’s Award for Leadership-Faculty and Staff. The President’s Awards, which have been granted since 1996, recognize top […]

Dr. Mary Koithan WSU Health Sciences has named Mary Koithan the next dean of the WSU College of Nursing. Koithan comes from the University of Arizona, where she was associate […]

As they have so often in the past, nurses are playing an integral role during an extraordinary time. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, they are showing up, gowning up and spending […]

The Doctor of Nursing Practice program at the Washington State University College of Nursing is among the top 25 in the nation, according to the newest ranking from U.S. News […]

Pam Martin knew she wanted to use her nurse practitioner education to help ease suffering around the world.

This is a Coug love story that started with a very wise move by Kolby Wade.

English proficiency shouldn’t be a barrier to health care. That’s why the federal government requires hospitals to make translated documents and interpreters available to patients.

Mary Lee Roberts was already well-established in her career as a high-end audio engineer on the East Coast. She had a PhD from the University of California-Santa Barbara, was director […]

A team of nurse researchers from Washington State University left for Thailand on New Year’s Day to join Thai colleagues in looking at the unique care provided to cancer patients […]

Asking members of a community what they need, then partnering to achieve those goals, is the aim of community-based participatory research. A program using that research approach in the Micronesian […]

If you’re looking for a gift to sustain mind and body wellness, why not consult an expert? Healthcare professionals at Washington State University Health Sciences tell us some of the […]

December 2018 graduates of the WSU College of Nursing received their nursing pins at the college’s Convocation ceremony on Thursday, Dec. 6. 

The Washington State University College of Nursing lost a valued colleague and great friend on Nov. 25 with the passing of Associate Professor Emeritus Jan Holloway.

Catherine Van Son, an associate professor at the WSU College of Nursing in Vancouver, was honored this month as a Distinguished Educator in Gerontological Nursing by an organization dedicated to […]

Among the faculty at the WSU College of Nursing are two experts on police use of force, implicit bias, and the effect of fatigue and shift work on law enforcement […]

More than 90 humans and 110 dogs and cats received healthcare at a special clinic for homeless and low-income people and their pets held Friday on the campus of WSU […]

Nov. 10 is the start of National Nurse Practitioner Week, and we’ve got some facts for you:

T The WSU College of Nursing will offer new scholarships for undergraduate nursing students in Yakima and the Tri-Cities, thanks to a $100,000 gift from Yakima Federal Savings and Loan […]