Karl Burkheimer’s “(re)site”: An Exhibit of Transience Shaped by the WSU Community
This story was originally published in Vol. 33, Issue 7 (March 2023) Artist and craftsman
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Formula Vancougs: Student-run design team prepares to race in 2024
This story was originally published in Vol. 33, Issue 6 (February 2023) WSU Vancouver’s Formula
EDITORIAL: WSUV Food Service Needs Overhaul Now
The hunt for a decent lunch on campus is by now a years-long strain bordering
Club spotlight: ArtX
ArtX, WSU Vancouver’s student-organized art club, encourages students of all skill levels to practice or
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The return of Koug Radio
In 2009, WSU Vancouver’s first student radio station, Koug Radio, was launched. Koug Radio offered
Q&A with U.S. Rep.-Elect Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez received national attention for her midterm election victory in Washington’s 3rd Congressional
CMDC students utilize their ‘superpowers’ in senior seminar
“The publisher gave us permission to reconstruct this, and so did the author. The editor
Shara Chwaliszewski brings her art to life with ‘Things Becoming Things’
Exploring an array of textures and colors that appear naturally in recycled materials, WSU Vancouver
Repaying a debt: How does WSU serve those who have served us?
Delays in GI Bill processing due to insufficient staffing in the Veterans Affairs office on
Carol Siegel and her transformative legacy
Carol Siegel, English professor, writer and beloved member of the community, is retiring at the