Survival in Gaza: WSUV DocArts Series Screens Film on Medical Workers in Gaza 
WSUV Wellness Center Had 30 to 40 Percent Less Counseling Visits Last Semester 
Hot Food Options for WSUV Not Likely to Return Until Fall 2026 at the Earliest 
Taililo Marfil and Yolotil X Speak on Activism Through the Arts 
Rising Costs and No Sense of Community on Campus. Students Offer Feedback to WSU President Elizabeth Cantwell at Recent Listening Session 
Engineering a community for women
Engineering is one of the highest paid careers available in the United States, but some
Travel Café
As participants browsed the rows of photos on display at the annual Travel Café on
Candidates vie for student government positions
Before reading further, check the date. If it is March 7 or earlier, you still
Teaching diversity on campus Student senator advocates more ethnic studies
One of the five goals listed in WSU Vancouver’s strategic plan is equity and diversity.
“State of the Campus”
At the State of the Campus speech on Jan. 31, Chancellor Mel Netzhammer addressed
Black History Month
What is Black History Month? February marks the month-long celebration of black history, where
The fight for Dreamers: Messages of hope in Vancouver
As the State of the Union kicked off at the U.S. Capitol building, WSU Vancouver’s
Sick leave for all WSU employees
Thanks to a voter-approved initiative from November 2016, all WSU employees—including student workers—are eligible for
Free hygiene products in women’s restroom
The Firstenburg Student Commons bathroom recently began providing free pads and tampons to to those