‘Battle Ground’ for higher pay
As parents and students prepare to head back to school, teachers carry signs after summer-long
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Senator Taryn Loun to remain in office
The second Associated Students of Washington State University Vancouver Senate meeting concluded with a failed
Letters from the editors
Incoming Editor-in-Chief My mom has always taught me that everything happens for a reason. When
Student government election: What happened? What now?
Written by Cameron Kast and Steven Cooper Update: The Judicial Board has ruled on additional
2018-19 ASWSUV Presidential Election Invalid
Written by Steven Cooper and Cameron Kast In a judicial ruling issued today, the 2018
Student Government election results await judicial ruling
The recent dispute surrounding the 2018 student government election moved one step closer to a
Last Month in Journalism
Bailley Simms selected as 2018-19 Editor-in-Chief The VanCougar is proud to announce Bailley Simms as
VOTES ARE IN: Chavez and Cepeda for 2018-19
Update April 10, 2018: Recent events have called into question the election and a Judicial
Travel Café
As participants browsed the rows of photos on display at the annual Travel Café on
Student government workers to be paid through stipends
Student government workers at Washington State University Vancouver will soon be paid through stipends. Students