Food for Thought: WSUV Students Reflect on Campus Food Options 
War in Iran: WSUV Students Reflect on the Conflict 
WSUV Art Exhibition Explores the Connections of Inheritance and Memory 
From Registration to Representation: Helping Students Make Their Voices Heard 
Partnership Incoming: WSU Integrating Google AI Tools 
Stalking, actually: Romantic comedies aren’t so romantic
Say someone has a crush on you. They relentlessly pursue you by following you, learning
Putting the sex back into sex education
New Washinton bill mandates sex education in public schools to be “comprehensive” and “medically accurate.”
Educating the masses: A queer and trans story
A surging interest in social justice topics that were ignored in the past has emerged
Cougar Bites: Foods to put you in the mood
Can your performance in the kitchen be carried over to the bedroom? Food, like sex,
Don’t be a fool and joke about pregnancy
April Fool’s Day rolls around and you hear the oldest “prank” in the book: “I’m
The future of tech: PDX Women in Tech highlight the need for inclusivity in the industry
Women’s History Month reminds us to look at the major career conquests of women in
Accessibility, accommodation and equity: does WSU Vancouver effectively accommodate students and staff of all ability statuses?
Institutions of higher education in Washington are required to provide reasonable accommodations to students with
Master plan outlines potential new additions to campus
A snapshot of future plans for the WSU Vancouver campus. WSU Vancouver is a relatively
What to know about ASWSUV presidential candidates, Vita Blanco and Armando Antonio
Election time is here for Associated Students of WSU Vancouver. Candidates for President, Esmeralda (Vita)