Year Recap: The accomplishments of WSU Vancouver’s Collective for Social and Environmental Justice
The last three years have ignited a surge in activists calling out social justice issues
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Professors and alumni call for climate action in ‘Necessity’ film project
In April 2019, 11 climate activists were arrested and charged with criminal trespassing after building
Cougar Bites: Portland’s food truck hub
Surrounded with string lights, chimes of clinking beer glasses and the scent of countless foods,
5 pollinating plants to get this Earth Day
On Earth Day, many opt for challenges such as avoiding single-use plastics, electing to go
Graduate students present research in three minutes or less
Completing a doctoral thesis takes years of dedicated research, and can result in dissertations containing
Ukrainian students face war from a distance
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has turned into a major humanitarian crisis as people
Resilience in writing: Krysten Ralston’s journey to self-publication
WSU Vancouver alum, poet and author, Krysten Ralston will be self-publishing her first collection of
In bloom: Where to see flowers this spring
Portland and Vancouver are known for their first-class assortment of floral gardens, filled to the
Cougar Bites: Donuts by the dozen
Through platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, new and trendy desserts are on the rise.
A Deaf student’s perspective on lifting the mask mandate
Regular methods of communication have been put to the test since the start of the