Cougar Pantry’s New Partnership with the Clark County Food Bank Expands Food Options for Students
WSUV’s Cougar Food Pantry has partnered with the Clark County Food Bank to expand the
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WSUV Leadership Addresses the Campus Morale and Future at Recent Townhall
In a Town Hall held on August 24, Dr. Sandra Haynes, Executive Vice President for
Firstenburg Family Fountain Construction: Restoring the Heart of Campus
For students returning to WSUV this fall, one of the campus’s most familiar gathering places looks very different.
Did You Get Your Textbooks Through Canvas? Here’s Why and How
One week into the Fall Semester, it is likely that most students have already acquired
WSUV Budget Cuts Raise Questions From Legislators and Faculty About Transparency
For the 2027 fiscal year, WSU identified approximately $11.6 million in budget reductions across the
The Story Behind WSUV’s ‘Tree Campus’ Recognition
Thousands of students walk beneath the trees at WSUV every year, perhaps appreciating their shade on a hot afternoon
NAACP Vancouver President Mark Frazier Calls for Voting Access, Youth Engagement and Community Action
At a time when many communities across the country are experiencing increased political division, Mark
The Growth of WSUV’s Student Garden, Its Impact, and What Its Future Holds
By Ashlynn Fredendall and Rebecca Younger As WSUV’s Campus Garden enters its third year, the
Updates from Sandra Haynes Regarding WSUV’s 15% Budget Reduction
Sandra Haynes, former WSUV Interim Chancellor and now current Executive Vice President for WSU Statewide Campuses, sent
Completed mental health inpatient facility remains unopened: Thoughts from advocacy group and government representative
The Washington State government allotted over 79 million dollars to build an inpatient mental health facility next to the WSUV campus but allocated no funds to