Rising Costs and No Sense of Community on Campus. Students Offer Feedback to WSU President Elizabeth Cantwell at Recent Listening Session 
New Coug Orientation Goes Through a Revolution, As a Result of WSU’s Systemwide Reforms 
The Silent Voices: A Chance to Tell Their Side 
“Terrible” and “Complicated.” Students React to Trump’s State of the Union Address 
Impressions of a WSUV Douglas Fir 
Pulitzer Prize poet empowers Indigenous communities
On Feb. 9, Mojave author, linguist and English professor at Arizona State University, Natalie Diaz,
Making new spaces in ‘Current Surroundings’ exhibition
Portland-based contemporary artist David Schell’s exhibition “Current Surroundings” opened on Jan. 10, and is now
Opportunity for growth: Chancellor Mel Netzhammer leads State of the Campus Address
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit WSU Vancouver with uncertainty, and making plans for the university’s
The Film Feed: A directorial knockout within ‘The Power of the Dog’
Properly evaluating a film’s worth is difficult enough – but when considering countless genres and
Opinion: How textbooks are ripping off students
Students are becoming drained while trying to accumulate enough money for course materials. The average
Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund expires for students
The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund has ceased its distribution of funds to students for
Finding success in multilingual classrooms
Bilingual students are prominent within WSU Vancouver’s community, and supporting different methods of communication is
Events to celebrate Black History Month
Black History Month is a special opportunity to highlight the vital presence and achievements of
Covid’s seat in the classroom
The first week of spring term is usually met with smiling faces, intriguing classes and
Cougar Bites: For the love of chocolate
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and whether you celebrate by sulking over cheesy