Providing opportunities for students and its faculty is the purpose of a university, and modernizing the campus with new structures and technologies will ensure it continues to accomplish that goal for...

For the second budget year in a row, Central has won Washington State legislators’ favor. The university has been awarded a staggeringly large capital budget fund of more than $95.2 million dollars according...

On June 3, a confidence/no confidence vote was cast in relation to the ability of Associate Dean for Education, Dr. Virginia Erion to fulfill the requirements of her station. The voting ballot called...

In this summer of heat, low snowpack levels threaten another season of wildfires and low agricultural production.   A long hot summer after a cold dry winter   Continuing a trend...

Summer is in full swing, with temperatures  in the valley soaring above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Students and locals alike are seeking reprieve from the heat and dreading the potential consequences upon...

  On Friday, June 26, The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) made a decision that changed the definition of love, and marriage, legally in the United States forever. Same sex marriage...

Starting mid July and continuing through the summer, Central will play host to a number of middle and high school students attending Central’s summer band camps, all accommodating different areas of...

The long-awaited Wildcat statue found its place on the east patio of the SURC this week. The statue has been in the works since the beginning of the academic year. The project was conceptualized and...

When it comes to employees and beards, business’ opinions will vary. Some employers have no issue with beards, while others ban them altogether. Locally, Pizza Colin, Ellensburg McDonald’s and the...