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ASWSU wants to support students’ mental health as they transition back to an in-person experience. ASWSU is WSU’s student government body, similar to those seen in high schools, ASWSU President Brian Patrick said. It represents every undergraduate student at WSU, and its members are here to serve. The organization works closely with the administration at...
The Multicultural Student Center at WSU came together in 1987 and has been serving students of color ever since. Stephen Bischoff, student equity services/multicultural students services director, said MSS exists to support students of color on campus when they are struggling and opens opportunities to meet people and get involved in leadership as well. “We...
Compton Union Building staff are preparing for a busy in‑person semester in Pullman with several changes designed to make it an even better place to meet, eat, hang out, and engage in Coug life.
When Washington State and pop culture collide Share this story Screen shot Good morning from the surface of the sun, or so it seems. If you’re just about anywhere in the Pacific Northwest, get near some water ASAP—whether it’s a lake or river, or more importantly, a jug of H20. It’s going to be hot for a while. What isn’t hot is the WSU newswire. Sure, Phil Steele’s college football season preview is out and a number of Cougs are highlighted (seriously, do we need Fourth-Team All-Americans and All-Pac-12?). And Paul Ryan’s quest for the Olympics came up short in the men’s 150...
Pride Month has arrived, which means a month of gleeful parades, education on queer history and celebrating queer people’s right to exist and love as they are. With that, however, also comes a bombardment of “inclusive” corporate pandering, ranging from new rainbow profile pictures on social media that will revert back to normal at midnight...