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Book bans: Should libraries remain neutral?

By Arabelle May / April 27, 2022

On April 5, WSU Vancouver and Fort Vancouver Regional Library librarians joined to discuss prevalent

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SW Wash. Locations Accepting Unused Medications for National Drug Take Back Day

By Ashlynn Fredendall / October 22, 2026

On Saturday, Oct. 24, Southwest Washington residents can drop off unused or expired medications at select locations in Clark, Cowlitz, and Klickitat Counties as...

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VSCI Unveils Consolidated Advising Space for WSUV Students

By Lilly Tuggle / October 21, 2026

WSUV’s shift towards a centralized advising center aims to unify the academic advising process for students by bringing advisors from multiple academic colleges together...

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Student-Led Organizations: Building Community on Campus

By Merri Moore / October 20, 2026

This is part one of a two-part series on student-led organizations. On Friday, October 16, the student organization ArtX hosted a “Sculpted by You”...

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Threat or Tool? Professors Weigh-in on AI in the Classroom

By Deo Herbelin / October 18, 2026

Professors at WSUV are divided between whether to embrace AI in the classroom or reject it entirely. Some acknowledge how it could benefit people...

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The WSU Foundation is Holding a Student Art Contest, and Winners Get 500 Dollars Each

By Max Murphy / October 17, 2026

A Student Art Contest is being hosted by the WSU Foundation (WSUF) Gift Planning Office, inviting students to send in original, two-dimensional art work...