Threat or Tool? Professors Weigh-in on AI in the Classroom 
The WSU Foundation is Holding a Student Art Contest, and Winners Get 500 Dollars Each 
Annual Professional Clothing Closet Helps Students Dress for Success 
Your Voice, Your Vote: How WSUV Students Are Approaching the Midterm Elections 
Exhibit Artists McKinney and Lam Reflect on Family and Their Art 
Threat or Tool? Professors Weigh-in on AI in the Classroom
Professors at WSUV are divided between whether to embrace AI in the classroom or reject
The WSU Foundation is Holding a Student Art Contest, and Winners Get 500 Dollars Each
A Student Art Contest is being hosted by the WSU Foundation (WSUF) Gift Planning Office,
Annual Professional Clothing Closet Helps Students Dress for Success
During the two-day Professional Clothing Closet event held on Oct. 13 and 14 in Firstenburg
Your Voice, Your Vote: How WSUV Students Are Approaching the Midterm Elections
With the midterm election quickly approaching, there are a number of thoughts and feelings weighing
Exhibit Artists McKinney and Lam Reflect on Family and Their Art
A shirt can hold the memory of someone who once wore it. A familiar food
Early FAFSA Launch: What Changes and How This Affects Your Financial Aid
The FAFSA opened early this year, offering students at WSUV a wider filing window to
The Art of Short Form Video: Tech Workshop Discusses Production and Structure
Will Luers, a digital artist and professor in the Creative Media & Digital Culture program
ScreamJam Spirals Into Halloween, as Student Artists and Programmers Team-Up in Month Long “Game Jam” Competition
On a Thursday evening, within the Engineering and Computer Sciences Building (VECS), around two dozen
Food for Thought: WSUV Students Reflect on Campus Food Options
As prices continue to rise across the country, food scarcity is a great concern to WSUV students. While
War in Iran: WSUV Students Reflect on the Conflict
After beginning in February, we are now nine months into the war in Iran. WSUV students