Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund expires for students
The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund has ceased its distribution of funds to students for
COVID-19
Covid’s seat in the classroom
The first week of spring term is usually met with smiling faces, intriguing classes and
Tips on dealing with a winter cold
Students are becoming more aware of viral illnesses as COVID-19 cases continue to rise among
What to know about Washington state’s omicron surge
Nearly two years ago, COVID-19 was deemed a global pandemic by the World Health Organization.
On the quad: Students’ opinions on the 2021 fall semester
While dealing with the impacts of COVID-19, the WSU Vancouver population faced numerous successes and
The alarming rates of low enrollment
Students are dropping out of college, and fast. Low enrollment numbers have spread throughout academic
Students adjust to a new normal: Your questions about fall semester, answered
Universities everywhere have faced major implications due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With WSU Vancouver’s final
Healthcare heroes: VanCoug navigates a new reality
Healthcare workers, deemed essential, face challenges amidst the pandemic, but what happens when you are
Q&A with ASWSUV President and Vice President elects
In wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Associated Students of WSU Vancouver are working to provide
Campus Conversation update on COVID-19
Chancellor Mel Netzhammer hosted the second WSU Vancouver Campus Conversation April 16 to answer more