AI, Layoffs, and the Future of Work: Students Envision Industry Perspectives During Campus Keynote 
Earth Day DocArts Event Illustrates the Correlation Between War and Ecocide 
Students and Professors Raise Their Concerns While AI Creeps Further Into Higher Education 
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 
Career Clothing Closet provides free professional attire to WSU Vancouver students
Dress-A-Coug donations help students dress for success ahead of Spring Career Fair With the Spring
Student government removes hiring posters deemed inappropriate by Student Diversity Center
SDC responds to raised fist hiring advertisement, calls for replacement of posters On Tuesday, the
The Creative Writers Series: Renny Christopher and the roots of her identity
Renny Christopher, the vice chancellor of Academic Affairs at WSU Vancouver, kicked off the Creative
“I think we need more gun control laws in place”
With 2018 ranking as the worst year in gun violence history, Vancouver iTech Prep student
Outskirts of campus, grounds for climate change research
School of the Environment professor, Marc Kramer and students research the correlation of rain and
Cougar Bites: Caffeine kicks around campus
Early morning classes are a buzzkill, a drag and unfortunately, required. The earlier they are,
“Not in front of the kids” theory can be harmful, study suggests
According to Human Development professor Sara Waters, parents should express their emotions, not hide them
WSU Vancouver director of Human Resources, Randy Boose, retires after 15 years
After 15 years at WSU Vancouver, Randy Boose has retired from his role as the
Anthropology professors find balance in life and love together
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, love is in the air. While some may find