WSUV Budget Cuts Raise Questions From Legislators and Faculty About Transparency 
Coding Across Cultures: Tokyo Internship Transforms WSUV Student 
The Story Behind WSUV’s ‘Tree Campus’ Recognition 
NAACP Vancouver President Mark Frazier Calls for Voting Access, Youth Engagement and Community Action 
Looking For a Way to Enjoy the Last Days of Summer? Check out WSUV’s Gear Rental Service 
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
Former VanCoug convicted of rape in the second degree
Thomas Culhane, 23, faces 7.5 year minimum sentence Coverage by Reporter Anna Nelson and Editor-in-Chief
12,000 books hide on the third floor of the Undergraduate Building
Deanna Day, collector of books and professor of education at WSU Vancouver, says children’s books
Does the commute impact the experience?
Survey asks WSU Vancouver students who travel near and far of the impact it has
Cougar Bites: The art of the grilled cheese
Warm, gooey and delicious. Three words that describe the most delectable food made with only