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DTC student rolls out new film

By Krysten Stewart / November 12, 2019

On a chilly, fall Saturday morning, Tom Andersen reached a milestone in his young career

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Cougar Pantry’s New Partnership with the Clark County Food Bank Expands Food Options for Students

By Ashlynn Fredendall / September 11, 2026

WSUV’s Cougar Food Pantry has partnered with the Clark County Food Bank to expand the variety and amount of food available to students. ...

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Student Clubs Share Their Future Events and More at Student Involvement Fair

By Rebecca Younger / September 10, 2026

For students, joining a campus club can mean much more than adding another activity to an already busy schedule. Clubs can provide professional experience,...

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WSUV Alumna Reflects on Nuclear Weapons Abolition Program as WSU Expands its Nuclear Energy Efforts

By Ashlynn Fredendall / September 8, 2026

Courtney Boswell, December 2025 WSUV Psychology graduate, currently works with the Collective for Social and Environmental Justice at the university. In August, she participated in the 2026 Dr. David...

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WSUV Leadership Addresses the Campus Morale and Future at Recent Townhall

By Max Murphy / September 4, 2026

In a Town Hall held on August 24, Dr. Sandra Haynes, Executive Vice President for WSU Statewide Campuses, opened by citing changes in higher...

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Firstenburg Family Fountain Construction: Restoring the Heart of Campus

By Rebecca Younger / September 2, 2026

For students returning to WSUV this fall, one of the campus's most familiar gathering places looks very different. The Firstenburg Family Fountain, normally filled with moving water and surrounded...