Cougs at the Capitol
This story was originally published in Vol. 33, Issue 6 (February 2023) WSU students from
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Repaying a debt: How does WSU serve those who have served us?
Delays in GI Bill processing due to insufficient staffing in the Veterans Affairs office on
WSU Vancouver scrambles to provide health services on campus
WSU Vancouver’s health services program failed to re-establish a contract with their previous healthcare provider,
Small school feel, big time sacrifices
WSU Vancouver is fighting a battle that many public higher education institutions across the nation
A rising cost in student attendance
For many, it is shocking to receive a tuition statement with one sum that says,
Graduate school 101: VanCougs offer advice about applying for future degrees
Choosing to attend graduate school can be an overwhelming decision, especially with such a daunting
COVID-19 Campus Conversation: Updates on fall semester, new student orientation and more
To address further questions about WSU Vancouver’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, faculty, staff and
WSU Raises Financial Aid to Account for Increase in Tuition
A 2.4% tuition increase for the 2019-2020 academic year was approved by Washington State University’s