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 
Live Performances, Various Activities and Clubs Connect Students with Campus Opportunities 
Undergraduates Present Projects on Game Development, Historical Research and more, During Recent Research Showcase 
Students Give Back to Their Community at Pre-Health Club Care Kit Event 
The Trials of the Transfer Student
For a transfer student, starting at a new school can be stressful. After familiarizing oneself
A conversation with the Chancellor: low enrollment at WSU Vancouver
“We are really in the process of analyzing [the numbers] so there will be more
Cougar Bites: Restaurants on a Roll
Nothing beats the taste of fresh fish wrapped up in flakey white rice, ready to
Domanic Thomas fills the shoes as WSU Vancouver’s Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs and Enrollment
WSU Vancouver announced June 21 that Domanic Thomas, former dean of students and Title IX
How one Instagram account combats the dog days on campus
On March 19, Instagram account @dogsofwsuv posted their first photo. Since then, the account’s focus
What did VanCougs do this summer?
It’s July and summer is in full swing. For most students, this means two and
WSU Raises Financial Aid to Account for Increase in Tuition
A 2.4% tuition increase for the 2019-2020 academic year was approved by Washington State University’s
Titan VanCoug, rare corpse flower blooms, creating a buzz & stench on campus
On-site interviews courtesy of Krysten Stewart & Brody Voge The corpse flower [Amorphophallus titanum] —
Professor shows support for college student “struggle” and distributes flyer in classroom
By Scott McCully Editor’s note: While this student’s reporting is independent of the Edward R.
WSU needs specialized mental health programs
Many minority groups don’t receive services they should for mental health, better training needed to