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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
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
Traveling from home: WSU offers virtual study abroad programs
Solving the study abroad conundrum, WSU’s Global Learning department finds a way for students to
Cougar Bites: Best boba tea
Little tapioca balls have lightened the lives of tea and caffeine fanatics, especially for the
‘I am who I’ve been waiting for’: Hip-hop artist Lah Tere Ayala shares her story on self-acceptance
Among becoming a celebrated Afro-Antillean and Puerto Rican songstress, humanitarian and global activist, Teresita ‘Lah
Advice from a new pet parent
Recently, I’ve adopted a puppy, and although I don’t regret it, I wish I would
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
Ban Alamin and the strength beneath her hijab
Hijab is commonly referred to as a scarf, cloth or head covering worn by Muslim
$120 million and counting: WSU athletics’ severe budget deficit
Washington State University’s athletics department is in a major budget deficit. On Nov. 13, a