BY Aaron Kunkler Staff Reporter   Recently, the university’s Budget and Finance Committee approved a measure which would implement a tiered fee system for courses with an online presence...

BY Kristi Young Staff Reporter   In March, the Ellensburg School Board passed district wide Policy No. 3211, which is intended to provide an inclusive approach to transgender students in...

BY ANNIKA LYNCH Staff Reporter   On Thursday, May 15, Central will be hosting The Symposium On University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE) from 8 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. in the SURC. The...

BY Colt Sweetland Assistant News Editor   The Kittitas County commissioners signed new land-use regulations on marijuana, even though they have concerns about the lasting effects marijuana...

BY Sullivan Carter Contributing Writer   The release of the marijuana retail lottery results came with good and bad news Saturday. The good news is the state is one step closer to selling...

Today, students will vote on whether or not to fund the Learning Commons with a new fee. Central's Learning Commons has not been adequately funded since it's conception, according to Prairie Brown,...

BY Kelsie Miller Staff Reporter   The Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue (KVFR) bond to build a new fire station passed in a special election. The thank you signs that have gone up around...

BY Observer Staff   Four Central students will be presenting their research on the ancient practice of foot-binding at the Symposium on University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE) on...

BY Patience Collier News Editor   Lacy Ferrell, assistant professor of history, has been researching the educational migrations of children in Africa. Ferrell spent last week at the European...

BY Kristi Young Staff Reporter Tomorrow, a historic figure who  helped shape freedom of speech rights, will speak at Central Washington University. In 1965, a teenage Mary Beth Tinker made a...