Professor Avantika Bawa explores color and modularity in ‘Charged Voids’ installation
WSU Vancouver professor of fine arts Avantika Bawa’s latest installation, “Charged Voids,” is an immersive
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Small school feel, big time sacrifices
WSU Vancouver is fighting a battle that many public higher education institutions across the nation
Titan VanCoug blooms again
Both a sight and smell to behold, Titan VanCoug, WSU Vancouver’s corpse flower, drew crowds
Cougar Beats: Indie rock edition
Artist and album review of the month: Who is Maggie Rogers? Why listen to “Surrender”?
Bathroom breakdown: Where are the gender-inclusive restrooms?
For many students on campus, going to the bathroom is a casual and trouble-free affair
WSU Vancouver professor examines the rise of Montessori education
Boasting images of elegant playrooms and classrooms, “Montessori” has become a buzzword for those seeking
Archaeology in action: Students participate in public field school
This summer, WSU Vancouver and Portland State University undergraduate and graduate students are out in
Q & A: Jacob Boucher and Kylie Sickles are changing student government
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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
Ukrainian students face war from a distance
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has turned into a major humanitarian crisis as people