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As the second half of February begins, student organizations around campus are hosting events to celebrate Black History Month. The Women*s Center at WSU is hosting a movie night from 4-6 p.m. on Feb. 22 in the Compton Union Building Auditorium, said Jackelyn Sedano, Women*s Center program coordinator. Sedano said they are showing “The Black...
In 2010, a group of five undocumented WSU students connected with University of Washington, Central Washington University and Eastern Washington University to find out what kind of services were offered to undocumented students at their schools. Undocumented Initiatives director Marcela Pattinson said undocumented students could not fight for fair treatment in the classrooms or receive leadership...
The Cougar Closet in the Lighty Student Services Building provides free clothing for students on campus in need of professional attire for formal events. Jessica Tate, Academic Success and Career Center program assistant, was put in charge of the Cougar Closet shortly after starting work in July 2021. Her main duties at the Cougar Closet...
The Access Center and the Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center help students connect to campus resources. Though currently closed for in-person appointments, the Access Center is an important part of the WSU community. One of their main interactions with students is helping to set up accommodations. To make their time at WSU more...
WSU’s Environmental Sustainability Alliance is calling for WSU to divest its endowment funds from fossil fuel companies as an effort to combat climate change. Endowment funds contain donated financial assets, which the WSU Foundation uses to invest and collect from. These funds are then used for the benefit of WSU, according to the WSU Foundation...