The Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) has announced their first Basketball Player of the Week and the recipient is CWU’s Junior Guard Jordan Clark. The announcement comes close to two weeks ...
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 ...
Meet Marna Carroll, the Director of American Indian Studies at CWU. Born in New England, she attended the University of New Hampshire for her Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, then went on to receive ...
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 ...
Last week, The Observer polled students with the question, “In which area would you most like to see change from CWU?” Dining was the majority answer, with 31.8% of the responses. Dining at CWU is ...
The Faculty Senate voted near unanimously, with 44 yeses, 2 noes and 2 abstentions, to approve a motion enacting a faculty wide vote of no confidence against President Jim Wohlpart. The vote to ...
What happens next in Los Angeles will change America forever: A complete timeline of the LA protests
The California National Guard descended on Los Angeles county this past Saturday for the first time since the Rodney King riots in 1992. This development came on the second day of what became a three ...
The Board of Trustees (BOT) voted in favor of a motion to approve the Services and Activities Committee’s (S&A) proposed budgets, but with a few additional stipulations. The proposed budgets, ...
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 ...
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 ...
Ongoing construction by Capital Projects and Planning on the new North Academic Commons building will soon draw to a close, with spring being the final quarter that most students will be on campus to ...
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 ...
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