VanCougs fight the winter blues: Dealing with seasonal depression during COVID-19
As the days become shorter and the weather grows colder, many students are saddened by
Student Life
WSU Vancouver’s Pride Club gets a revamp
While having a safe space for LGBTQ students is becoming an important staple in schools
From social sciences to mathematics: The most and least popular majors on campus
Picking a major is one of the most important decisions a student can make during
The challenges and advantages of December graduation
With the current job market threatening thousands of positions, not all hope is lost for
Get involved with OSI involvement boxes
While many become overwhelmed with the stress of finals, the Office of Student Involvement has
Thanksgiving from a distance: VanCougs re-evaluate their holiday plans
Setting up plans for the holidays may prompt some awkward conversations among families this year.
Chancellor Mel Netzhammer tells all about the cancellation of spring break
In an attempt to follow suit of other academic institutions across the nation, the entire
Young voters are ditching ‘voter apathy’
In today’s politics, some believe young people do not race to the polls like older
New Coug Convos event sparks political discourse
Promoting political conversations around campus, two VanCougs created a new event series entitled Coug Convos,
Graduate school 101: VanCougs offer advice about applying for future degrees
Choosing to attend graduate school can be an overwhelming decision, especially with such a daunting