Raj Khosla

Imagine a winter where honeybees thrive instead of struggle. A new study reveals a surprising food source that could change their fate.

After 100 days in charge, the new dean is already making his mark, connecting with key players across the agricultural landscape.

As Washington State University’s College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Resources starts its first full year with new dean Raj Khosla, the dean has specific goals for the year ahead.

Washington State University’s College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Science will soon have a new associate dean for research.

Washington State University, like many other colleges and universities across the country, is facing a growing budget deficit.

The Raj Khosla tenure at Washington State University’s College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences is less than three months old, but his presence is already being felt statewide.