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Over the next three years, 21 students will travel to Sweden to participate in cutting-edge research and cultural exchange.

Date: October 7, 2025
Time: 5:00–7:00 PM
Location: WSU Everett, Rooms 101 + 102

At the WSU Everett Scholarship Reception, students and supporters come together to recognize the impact of scholarships made possible through community generosity, regional investment, and private philanthropy.

An interdisciplinary team of Boeing Scholars at WSU Everett is taking innovation to new heights with Project AVIA—Artificial Bird Family & Simulated Projectiles Development. Sponsored by Boeing and mentored by Mohammed Kabir and Alan Byar, the project aims to create a standardized artificial bird prototype for testing aircraft resilience against bird strikes.

WSU Everett’s Dr. Shih-Lien (Linus) Lu has been selected to join the Center for Secure Microelectronics Ecosystem (CSME) at Purdue University, a national research center focused on strengthening the security of microelectronics.

WSU Everett MESA Program Engages Legislators in Olympia to Strengthen Support for STEM Education The WSU Everett MESA Program recently met with Sen. John Lovick, Rep. April Berg, and Rep. […]

WSU Everett’s Dr. Shih-Lien (Linus) Lu has been selected to join the Center for Secure Microelectronics Ecosystem (CSME) at Purdue University, a national research center focused on strengthening the security of microelectronics.

*Article first posted in eDividend, the official online magazine of the Carson College of Business, in December, 2024. By Scott Jackson WSU Everett has launched an effort to improve relationships with […]

WSU Everett marked a special occasion on August 23rd, 2024, with the dedication of its magnificent Cougar Pride statue and the inaugural “Cougar Pride Day,” officially proclaimed by Snohomish County!

Join us for engaging community events at WashingtonSergey Lapin has long advocated research as part of the undergraduate experience. A professor of mathematics and statistics and current vice chancellor for research at WSU Everett, Lapin’s philosophy is straightforward: research makes learning tangible for students.