The absence of Indigenous representation on campus
Deemed as a safe haven for a wide variety of diverse clubs, WSU Vancouver falls
Campus Life
Can VanCougs kill fast fashion?
The practice of fast fashion has become stitched, embedded and sewn, into popular brands to
The adventures of Rob Kugler and his four-legged friends
Senior and integrated strategic communication major, Robert “Rob” Kugler has walked a lifetime of experiences,
Micro-market replaces original cafeteria
After permanently closing down operations last year when the COVID-19 pandemic was at its peak,
Commit to community: Felix Braffith’s new dance classes
On top of being a lively cardio exercise, dance is also a form of expression.
A rising cost in student attendance
For many, it is shocking to receive a tuition statement with one sum that says,
Art exhibit captures the ‘Inevitability of:’
If the last year and a half have taught us anything, it is that change
‘Pro-America’ group visits WSU Vancouver’s quad
On Aug. 25, an off-campus organization called Turning Point USA visited WSU Vancouver during the
Op-Ed: Is WSU Vancouver prepared to reopen?
The beginning of any semester can be a stressful experience. When I began undergrad at
Cougar Bites: Copycat Crunchwraps
Let’s face it: Taco Bell is every college student’s guilty pleasure, and the Crunchwrap is