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The last day of the year in Japan, also known as Ōmisoka, is a widely
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6 resources gifting back to community this holiday season
As the semester comes to a close, many take advantage of the winter holidays by
WSU’s legal justification behind the firing of Nick Rolovich
Washington State University made national headlines on Oct. 18 when head football coach, Nick Rolovich,
Q&A: The first-generation college experience
College is often considered a necessary step in a career-centered culture, and it comes as
Abortion rights spark debate on campus
The Supreme Court is currently hearing arguments disputing abortion laws established in Texas, a state
Office of Student Involvement slam dunks with intramural sports program
While the WSU Vancouver commuter campus might be convenient for VanCougs, there is an apparent
How the Interstate 5 Bridge will affect People of Color
The historic drawbridge that connects Washington to Oregon along Interstate Highway 5 is in the
The adventures of Rob Kugler and his four-legged friends
Senior and integrated strategic communication major, Robert “Rob” Kugler has walked a lifetime of experiences,
Novelists prepare for National Novel Writing Month
As students near the last half of the semester, it is time to bundle up
The disturbing prevalence of autism in America’s juvenile justice system
Youth on the autism spectrum are in dire need of support when it comes to