Students living on CWU’s campus have likely walked past or through the Japanese Garden, located just west of the SURC. This garden, which was dedicated to late CWU president Donald L. Garrity in 1995 ...

Wildcat Pantry Coordinator Brady Smith helps the mobile pantry’s drive thru line In a collaboration between the CWU Wildcat Pantry and Tri-Cities-based food bank Second Harvest, around 250 students ...

We all know that if you are a CWU student or alumni, you are a Wildcat, and we hold that pride of being a Wildcat with us for our entire lives. Most of us have been to a sporting event at CWU, or any ...

In partnership with the DMAC Foundation, Lyft and Rainier Taxi will be offering CWU students free rides from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting this fall. Students will be able to use the code ...

To many, the 2024 US presidential election—the last several elections really— has seemed out of the ordinary from what people have come to expect from politics past decades. “All of this really begins ...

Members of the CWU Cosplay Club made the trip over the pass this past weekend to attend the largest anime convention in the Northwest, Sakura-Con, where they won two individual cosplay awards. Cosplay ...

Students lined up along the Central Lawn to experience CWU’s third annual “Plant Based Picnic” by Dining Services last Thursday, an event which aimed to give students access to a greater variety of ...

For over 50 years, the Language and Literature (L&L) building housed CWU’s English, History and even some Philosophy courses. In 2024, the L&L building was torn down due to its ‘effects on the ...

The Faculty Senate Executive Committee (FSEC) hosted multiple open forums on March 6, 9 and 10 inviting staff members to share concerns and continue communications between the Board of Trustees (BoT) ...

Over the past weekend, we received a report of the College of Business Dean Jeffrey Stinson and Associate Dean Keke “Coco” Wu actively attempting to throw our papers in Shaw-Smyser into a recycling ...

This March will be the 37th annual Women’s History Month celebrated in the United States, according to history.com. Women’s History Month started as a week-long celebration of the contributions women ...

Book banning is on the rise nationwide, raising widespread concerns about the weakening of academic freedom which lead to the challenge and on-going removal of The Symposium, a foundational text ...