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By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

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By the students, for the students of Central Washington University

The Observer

How Diverse is CWU?
Layla Taha, Staff Reporter • February 29, 2024

CWU is the "most diverse university in Washington," at least according to the banners displayed across campus. While the university claims levels of excellence in this department, how does CWU's diverse...

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Photo courtesy Yohannes Goodell
MEChA’s Week of Action
February 29, 2024
Unconditional Love is Emotional Support
Lee Beck, Staff Reporter • February 29, 2024

Anyone who has loved an animal knows how emotionally beneficial it can be. Coming home to an excited dog, cuddling with a fuzzy cat or even watching a clumsy frog fumble at catching a worm. The joy of...

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Marie Marchand/Photo by Sami Jo Photo
Connection Through Poetry
February 8, 2024
Samaad Hector driving into paint. (Photo by Jacob Thompson/Thompson Sports Media)
Men’s Basketball Crowned GNAC Champions
Jackson Roberts, Staff Reporter • March 10, 2024

The CWU men’s basketball went through a gauntlet in the GNAC conference tournament but were able to come out on top after a hard-fought season. The tournament was held on March 7-9 and for the first...

What Team? WILDCATS
What Team? WILDCATS
February 29, 2024
Paul and Feyds final duel. Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Discovery
‘Dune: Part Two’ The biggest, boldest and best sci-fi film of the generation
Isaac Hinson, Columnist • February 29, 2024

Pretty much every decade has a saga, franchise or story that defines it. For the 70s-80s that franchise was “Star Wars” which was released in 1977, and had two sequels that followed in the 80s. The...

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