Student government election: What happened? What now?
Written by Cameron Kast and Steven Cooper Update: The Judicial Board has ruled on additional
Student Government
2018-19 ASWSUV Presidential Election Invalid
Written by Steven Cooper and Cameron Kast In a judicial ruling issued today, the 2018
Student Government election results await judicial ruling
The recent dispute surrounding the 2018 student government election moved one step closer to a
Election Appeal: A breakdown
On March 23, 2018 the Associated Students of Washington State University Vancouver released a
Legislative wrap-up
Starting last January the Washington State Legislature met for 60 days to discuss changes for
VOTES ARE IN: Chavez and Cepeda for 2018-19
Update April 10, 2018: Recent events have called into question the election and a Judicial
Candidates vie for student government positions
Before reading further, check the date. If it is March 7 or earlier, you still
Sick leave for all WSU employees
Thanks to a voter-approved initiative from November 2016, all WSU employees—including student workers—are eligible for
Student government workers to be paid through stipends
Student government workers at Washington State University Vancouver will soon be paid through stipends. Students
Student Profile: Holly Varner
It’s 4:30 in the morning and the street lights are fading from the night before.