From Registration to Representation: Helping Students Make Their Voices Heard
For students balancing classes, jobs and family responsibilities, voting can become another task competing for
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Partnership Incoming: WSU Integrating Google AI Tools
In the coming weeks, WSU will officially announce its partnership with Google, which will provide students, staff, and faculty access to Google’s AI services.
Goats, Candidates, and Civic Engagement Come to WSUV
“I really like goats, I wanted to pet a goat, but I also am really
What Happened to the Cafeteria? Recap of Haynes’ Email Regarding Food Truck Program
On Thursday, September 17, Dr. Sandra Haynes, the Executive Vice President for WSU Statewide campuses, sent
WSUV is Open, Even Though I-5 Isn’t: Freeway Closure Causes Commute Delays
For members of the WSUV community who regularly travel between Vancouver and Portland, the southbound Interstate 5 (I-5) closure
How Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act is Impacting Students’ Financial Aid
As provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) take effect for the 2026-27 academic year, WSUV students who rely on federal financial
Peace and Justice in Action: Vancouver Fair Connects Community Through Service
On Saturday, Sept. 12, Esther Short Park became a gathering place for organizations and residents
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
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.