4 Vancouver hotspots worth visiting this summer
Downtown Vancouver is a sanctuary for earnest tourists wanting to find easygoing excitement, away from
Vancouver Community
The return to in-person
After a year of experiencing restrictions induced by the COVID-19 pandemic, WSU Vancouver administration and
Alumni open Birdhouse Bookstore
Local bookstores are community epicenters, serving as a place of sudden inspiration within the crevices
BaCE workshop addresses free and hate speech within the classroom
As staff and faculty actively address hate speech that could potentially arise within the classroom,
How AI proctoring is targeting marginalized students
Since the switch to remote learning, universities are increasing their use of virtual proctoring, including
Librarian Karen Diller dives into her research on the perfect study space
Every student knows the library can be a special place to study, gather with friends
Under pressure: Chancellor Mel Netzhammer’s state of the campus address
On Feb. 23, WSU Vancouver’s chancellor, Mel Netzhammer, launched the first 2021 State of the
How students can invest in their financial futures
If you have turned on the TV, checked Twitter or viewed anything in the news
Professor analyzes COVID-19’s psychological toll on hospitality workers
Before the COVID-19 pandemic, it was easy to sit down in all your favorite restaurants,
The renewal of Re-Imagined Radio
Combining several elements of sound, visuals and storytelling, Re-Imagined Radio’s unique broadcast is a staple