The story behind a hometown hero
Most VanCougs have an unconventional college experience. Whether it is because they attend a commuter
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The VanCougar takes D.C.
From Oct. 30 through Nov. 3, five employees from The VanCougar traveled to Washington D.C.
Erasing the past: Native American history on campus
If one were to stroll through WSU Vancouver’s rolling 351 acres, there is no significant
VanCoug explores the dangers of antibiotic-resistance
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention named antibiotic-resistant bacteria one of the biggest public
The Influence of Storytelling
Nikkita Oliver comes to WSU Vancouver to influence students towards what they are capable of
Aerospace Club flies high with the help from sponsors and supporters
Three years ago, mechanical engineering major Monique Embury, now a graduate student at WSU Vancouver,
Domanic Thomas fills the shoes as WSU Vancouver’s Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs and Enrollment
WSU Vancouver announced June 21 that Domanic Thomas, former dean of students and Title IX
Titan VanCoug, rare corpse flower blooms, creating a buzz & stench on campus
On-site interviews courtesy of Krysten Stewart & Brody Voge The corpse flower [Amorphophallus titanum] —
Professor shows support for college student “struggle” and distributes flyer in classroom
By Scott McCully Editor’s note: While this student’s reporting is independent of the Edward R.
Former VanCoug convicted of rape in the second degree
Thomas Culhane, 23, faces 7.5 year minimum sentence Coverage by Reporter Anna Nelson and Editor-in-Chief