Updates from Sandra Haynes Regarding WSUV’s 15% Budget Reduction 
Completed mental health inpatient facility remains unopened: Thoughts from advocacy group and government representative 
WSUV Faces 15% Budget Reduction Amid Uncertainty Over Future Impact: What You Need to Know 
The Library Loaner Laptop Program: Successes, Changes, and Feedback 
Prompts From Writing Workshop Cultivate Reflection on Personal Health Experiences 
A different veteran experience comes to campus
Observed on Nov. 11, WSU Vancouver’s celebration of Veterans Day might include seeing signs of
Opinion: Dear America, Time’s up
Political debates, conventions and rallies have consumed much of our attention this November. While America
A voters guide on the Electoral College
The Electoral College has been a huge debate topic among politics since Trump’s 2016 win,
Young voters are ditching ‘voter apathy’
In today’s politics, some believe young people do not race to the polls like older
The new era of leadership: A chat with ASWSUV’s president and vice president
Now stepping into the role of ASWSUV’s president, Armando Antonino, and new vice president, Evans
Jaime Herrera Beutler vs. Carolyn Long: Students weigh in on heated congressional debate
Fall 2020 is the time for candidates to face off in a series of campaign
New Coug Convos event sparks political discourse
Promoting political conversations around campus, two VanCougs created a new event series entitled Coug Convos,
Graduate school 101: VanCougs offer advice about applying for future degrees
Choosing to attend graduate school can be an overwhelming decision, especially with such a daunting
New University-Wide course curriculum introduces race, culture and identity at WSU Vancouver
WSU Vancouver’s University-Wide courses are there to help incoming freshmen with the basics of college
Families in crisis: WSU Vancouver’s Child Development Program joins long list of closing childcare centers
WSU Vancouver’s Child Development Program is the latest childcare center to shut its doors as