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 
Early FAFSA Launch: What Changes and How This Affects Your Financial Aid 
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 Gift Planning Office, inviting
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
WSUV Art Exhibition Explores the Connections of Inheritance and Memory
The objects people inherit can carry more than their physical form. A piece of clothing,