At Long Last, On-Campus Food to Crave 
Food Truck Rolls In, Cafe Stays Put 
Take a Hike on the Orange Loop Trail, a Hidden Gem on University Property 
After a Decade and Nearly $64 Million, Life Sciences Center is Up and Running 
Senior Snapshot: Madison Forsberg 
Opinion: Why fake snow puts the Winter Olympics on thin ice
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Pulitzer Prize poet empowers Indigenous communities
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Making new spaces in ‘Current Surroundings’ exhibition
Portland-based contemporary artist David Schell’s exhibition “Current Surroundings” opened on Jan. 10, and is now
Opportunity for growth: Chancellor Mel Netzhammer leads State of the Campus Address
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The Film Feed: A directorial knockout within ‘The Power of the Dog’
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Opinion: How textbooks are ripping off students
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Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund expires for students
The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund has ceased its distribution of funds to students for
Finding success in multilingual classrooms
Bilingual students are prominent within WSU Vancouver’s community, and supporting different methods of communication is
Events to celebrate Black History Month
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