Taililo Marfil and Yolotil X Speak on Activism Through the Arts 
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 
The nature of poetry: Salmon Creek Journal hosts virtual open mic night
In WSU Vancouver’s small literary arts community, many appreciate the value of writing and find
Students address social media’s presence during COVID-19 pandemic
It is no secret that social media platforms have created a divide in public opinion.
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,
WSU Vancouver student advocates for homeless and foster care pilot program
Homelessness is a serious issue in the U.S. and leaves many students financially unstable while
The renewal of Re-Imagined Radio
Combining several elements of sound, visuals and storytelling, Re-Imagined Radio’s unique broadcast is a staple
Q & A: What have professors learned from online instruction?
Last semester was considered a trial run as many instructors scrambled trying to adapt to
Now is the time to dismantle microaggressions
You may have heard the term “microaggressions” when referring to offensive comments geared toward someone
Love at first ‘Super Like’: The evolution of casual dating
Love has never been an easy feat. No matter the generation, obstacles always get in
Cougar Bites presents: Sweetheart cookies
Valentine’s day. A holiday dedicated to true love, corporate consumerism and opportunities to indulge in
Hallie Ford Fellows ‘Virtual Artist Talk’ showcases local Oregon artists
The “Hallie Ford Fellows” exhibition held at the University of Oregon’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of