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
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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
WSUV Faces 15% Budget Reduction Amid Uncertainty Over Future Impact: What You Need to Know
WSUV is preparing for a 15% budget reduction and is currently awaiting decisions. The reduction,
New EVP Role Expands Haynes’ Leadership to Include WSU Everett, In Addition to WSUV and WSU Tri-Cities
After nearly a year of uncertainty surrounding leadership at WSU Vancouver, students, faculty and staff
SJP Advocates for WSU Divestment from Boeing
In response to the Israeli operations in Gaza, which the UN has recognized as genocide,
No Kings Day Protestors March From Marshall Park to Waterfront Park
On Saturday March 28, thousands of protestors showed up in Vancouver Washington at Marshall Park
WSU Global Summit: Assessing Students With AI and Destigmatizing AI
The VanCougar recently covered a duo of panels held during WSU’s Global Summit on March
WSU Global Summit: Panelists Discuss Faster AI Implementation
WSU recently held a series of panels regarding AI during its Global Summit on March
Survival in Gaza: WSUV DocArts Series Screens Film on Medical Workers in Gaza
“Sumud” is the closest English analogy to steadfastness, “this notion of standing your ground, of