From Lois Lane of ‘Superman’ fame, to the First Lady of the Black Press Ethel Payne, to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, people love to see a woman winning. But, is this “girlboss culture” reflected in the...

Students sat down at a table opposite their mentors and shared their concerns over popcorn and snacks.  Wildcat Academic Mentoring held an event called “Burnout 101: Self-Care in Academic Success,”...

Central Washington Disability Resources, (CWDR), is located in Ellensburg and services the disabled members of the community. Within the last month, they created the power, action and system (PAS) program...

The ninth annual CWU President’s Diversity awards kicked off on March 2 in the SURC Ballroom.  The night began with an introduction from President Jim Wohlpart where he recognized the native tribes...

El silencio ensordecedor de contemplación llenó el salón 137 A & B del SURC mientras los visitantes viajaban a través del tiempo en la exhibición del Mes de la Historia Afroamericana del 8 al...

Locals and travelers alike gathered in the streets of downtown Ellensburg for a taste of local brews at this year's edition of the Winterhop Brewfest on Feb. 25.  This year marked the 19th edition...

Members of local tribes took to the stage in the Rodeo Hall of Fame on Pearl St. to recount stories dating back long before Ellensburg was what it is today. Stories of horses and riders.  The second...

The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program allows faculty members “teach, conduct research and carry out professional projects around the world,” according to the website. On Feb. 10. CWU was named a Fulbright...

Scripts, designs, characters and staging, all completely organized by CWU students, brought the Short Works Festival to life last weekend. The festival was a three-day long event from Feb. 16 -18 and took...

It often feels like the word 'belonging' gets thrown around too much, but according to Dr. Lucinda Carnell, she truly wants to help students find a place where they feel they belong and where everyone...

Student employees in dining services continue to raise concerns about communication and training shortcomings as they have for over a year, as reported by The Observer last winter. Lack of training...

The planned $5 million 6,000 square feet expansion to FISH Food Bank is set to begin construction in April, with plans for completion set for November. According to FISH Food Bank CEO Peggy Morache,...