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From social sciences to mathematics: The most and least popular majors on campus

By Tessa Hensley / December 29, 2020

Picking a major is one of the most important decisions a student can make during

AI, Layoffs, and the Future of Work: Students Envision Industry Perspectives During Campus Keynote

By Noemi Jimenez / May 12, 2026

Speaking candidly, AI advocate and multiplatform database administrator, Kelly Gorman, presented the promises, risks, and growing uncertainty surrounding AI in today’s fast-moving and unpredictable workforce. “We have...

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Earth Day DocArts Event Illustrates the Correlation Between War and Ecocide

By Max Murphy / April 30, 2026

On Earth Day, April 22nd, WSUV hosted its final DocArts (Documentary Arts Initiative) event of the spring semester, “War, Ecocide, and Feeding Creative Resistance Through Art.” The event opened...

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Students and Professors Raise Their Concerns While AI Creeps Further Into Higher Education

By Brianna Reil / April 29, 2026

Like it or not, AI is here, and has been for a while now. It is leaving students at WSUV conflicted between its convenience...

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WSUV Celebrates the Legacy of Student Art at 30th Annual Art Exhibit

By Jonah Barnett / April 24, 2026

In celebration of 30 years of student artwork, the curatorial team in the Art Department held an opening reception for the 30th Annual Art...

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From Strudels to Spring Rolls, Students Enjoy the Finer Things in Campus Life at the 3rd Annual Maid Cafe

By Will Legg / April 22, 2026

On Tuesday April 21st, ASWSUV and the Vietnamese Student Association hosted their 3rd annual Maid Cafe from 12-4 pm in VFSC 101, inviting students...

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