Q & A: What have professors learned from online instruction?
Last semester was considered a trial run as many instructors scrambled trying to adapt to
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Now is the time to dismantle microaggressions
You may have heard the term “microaggressions” when referring to offensive comments geared toward someone
The alarming rates of low enrollment
Students are dropping out of college, and fast. Low enrollment numbers have spread throughout academic
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
‘Hot Eats, Cool Feets’: Professor creates Instagram food account like no other
Gathering a carton of delicious stir-fry noodles and placing the dish in frame with his
WSU alumna publishes her first children’s book on grief and loss
Coping with death and grief is a natural part of life, but addressing such heavy
The challenges and advantages of December graduation
With the current job market threatening thousands of positions, not all hope is lost for
Vancouver resident, age 79, found dead on WSU Vancouver campus
Editor’s Note: This story contains information related to suicide which may be triggering for some
Heroes on campus: Cougar Food Pantry requests skyrocket during the COVID-19 holiday season
Since the start of the pandemic, rising costs in nutritious food have only amplified stress
A different veteran experience comes to campus
Observed on Nov. 11, WSU Vancouver’s celebration of Veterans Day might include seeing signs of