AI, Layoffs, and the Future of Work: Students Envision Industry Perspectives During Campus Keynote 
Earth Day DocArts Event Illustrates the Correlation Between War and Ecocide 
Students and Professors Raise Their Concerns While AI Creeps Further Into Higher Education 
WSUV Celebrates the Legacy of Student Art at 30th Annual Art Exhibit 
From Strudels to Spring Rolls, Students Enjoy the Finer Things in Campus Life at the 3rd Annual Maid Cafe 
Alumni open Birdhouse Bookstore
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Cougar Bites: A day at the farmers market
Looking for something exciting to fill up your free time allotted after the end of
VanCougs revisit love for art
Artistic exploration can be found in many forms, but for some, it can serve as
Triplet grads: Saba siblings embark on new beginnings
Each graduating this May with three majors, one minor and zero student debt, the Saba
History on Tap: WSU Vancouver Professor Peter Boag shares the history of transgender people in the American West
Beloved by the Vancouver community, the History on Tap series asks you to “raise a
A return to classics: VanCougs predict spring 2021 fashion trends
Fashion enthusiasts have turned to wear comfort-chic styles such as loungewear, soft fabrics and the
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,
A letter from the Editor: Corrections 4/5
In accordance with our mission statement, it is The VanCougar’s utmost priority to practice transparency,
How AI proctoring is targeting marginalized students
Since the switch to remote learning, universities are increasing their use of virtual proctoring, including
The comfort of cinema
Over a year into the pandemic, many college students still find themselves in quarantine, and