Professors and alumni call for climate action in ‘Necessity’ film project
In April 2019, 11 climate activists were arrested and charged with criminal trespassing after building
Arabelle May
Arabelle is a senior studying English at WSU Vancouver.
Book bans: Should libraries remain neutral?
On April 5, WSU Vancouver and Fort Vancouver Regional Library librarians joined to discuss prevalent
The history behind WSU Vancouver’s campus sculptures
Contributing to the natural beauty of campus lie hidden gems – sculptures and art pieces
Students reclaim WSU Vancouver’s literary arts journal
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, an absence of student involvement has
Pulitzer Prize poet empowers Indigenous communities
On Feb. 9, Mojave author, linguist and English professor at Arizona State University, Natalie Diaz,
Making new spaces in ‘Current Surroundings’ exhibition
Portland-based contemporary artist David Schell’s exhibition “Current Surroundings” opened on Jan. 10, and is now
Finding success in multilingual classrooms
Bilingual students are prominent within WSU Vancouver’s community, and supporting different methods of communication is
Tips on dealing with a winter cold
Students are becoming more aware of viral illnesses as COVID-19 cases continue to rise among
Professor Desiree Hellegers discusses the stark reality of homelessness
According to the National Coalition for the Homeless, the life expectancy of a person experiencing
6 resources gifting back to community this holiday season
As the semester comes to a close, many take advantage of the winter holidays by