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
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Amidst Increasing Demand, The Student Accommodations Office is Working to Expand Services
During this semester, Student Accommodations and Disability Resources, formerly called the Access Center, served roughly
Skepticism and Concern: Students Navigate Conflicting Information on US/Israeli Strikes on Iran
“I believe the war is unnecessary, and it’s mainly driving up oil prices and distracting
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
WSUV Wellness Center Had 30 to 40 Percent Less Counseling Visits Last Semester
According to the Wellness Center’s 2025 End of Fall Report, 100% of students who attended
Hot Food Options for WSUV Not Likely to Return Until Fall 2026 at the Earliest
In a recent Q&A forum with President Elizabeth Cantwell, one recommendation students provided was to
Taililo Marfil and Yolotil X Speak on Activism Through the Arts
On March 3rd, WSUV hosted 2 special guest speakers as part of its Documentary Arts
Rising Costs and No Sense of Community on Campus. Students Offer Feedback to WSU President Elizabeth Cantwell at Recent Listening Session
At a series of “Listening Sessions,” President Elizabeth Cantwell has been asking questions to various