Lively music filled the halls at the CWU McIntyre building last Saturday during the all-day Women in Jazz event. Workshops, discussion panels and improv sessions provided women an unbiased environment...

The CWU football team welcomes a new face to their staff this spring. Mike Ferriter is the new offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.  “Once I’ve gotten here and I’ve seen it, just the...

Kittitas County’s newest fitness center is located right here in Ellensburg. Garage Studio Fitness (GSF), founded by Dalton and Emma Keene, had its grand opening on April 9. GSF didn’t start like...

Instagram users beware! The popular social media site has been flooded with get rich quick opportunities. However, Instagram users are not getting rich, they are getting scammed. Hackers are taking advantage...

The next time you are involved in a traffic stop with an Ellensburg police officer, your interaction will be recorded on video.  The EPD acquired 42 body cameras, along with eight new in-car camera...

Dane Santos was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma disease, a strong cancer. He completed the first batch of chemotherapy and that cancer returned, but Dane has proven he is stronger and can overcome...

Lenny the lizard wears many hats, but mainly a chef one. Tamara Sevao spoke with Lenny and owner Valerie Musser about their unique journey to culinary stardom.

 Early estimates show that a recent flood inside Barge Hall caused $500,000 in damage, though the total cost could be much higher. The flooding, which occurred around 1 a.m. on Feb. 13, resulted from...

This year’s Parade of Nations was a virtual event that gave International and domestic students a chance  to share their culture and celebrate their identity. Laynie Erickson talked to students with...

Kara Moser knows what it’s like to have COVID. She struggled with the virus last year and she didn’t hesitate when asked if she is planning on receiving the vaccine. “Yes. Absolutely, of course....

Earlier this year CWU announced that graduation will be virtual for the second year in a row. This sparked the idea of a smaller commencement ceremony. Associate professor, Dr. Joshua Nelson-Ichido,...