BY PETER O'CAIN, Staff Reporter
Potential cannabis retailers seeking a store in Ellensburg will have to wait a couple more months before applying for licenses while the City of Ellensburg figures out...
BY PETER O'CAIN, Staff Reporter
Alcohol-related arrests on campus have declined over the past three years, but are on the rise off campus.
Central police made 50 alcohol-law arrests in 2012 compared...
BY KRISITI YOUNG, Staff Reporter
Funding a new suit for Central mascot Wellington the Wildcat became a main topic for discussion at the Services and Activities Fee Committee meeting Oct. 23.
The...
BY PATIENCE COLLIER, Assistant News Editor
In the past six years, Central’s administration has spent less each year than they have budgeted for expenses. The difference between the assets and expenses...
BY BARBARA LEWIS, Staff Reporter
Following a national trend, Central is beginning to consider switching from the quarter-based system to semesters.
According to Edventures Research and Consulting,...
BY KRISTI YOUNG, Staff Reporter
His dream became a reality as Alex Lauer, a senior in aviation management, was selected as one of 50 ROTC cadets in the nation to join the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot...
BY ALEX WARD, Staff Reporter
Central has begun construction on the new Science Building located west of the SURC and is expected to finish the project in 2016.
The end result of this $63 million...
BY EVAN PAPAS, Staff Reporter
A new contract between the Administration and the faculty union has resulted in raises for faculty for the next four years.
Last week Central Washington University and...
BY MATTHEW THOMPSON, News Editor
University President James Gaudino announced at his state of the university address last Thursday that CWU will now offer a monthly payment plan for students to pay...
BY PATIENCE COLLIER, Assistant News Editor
On August 28th, the final residents of the Chimpanzee and Human Communications Institute left campus for the last time.
Tatu and Loulis, who were brought...
BY EVAN PAPAS, Staff Reporter
From September of 1997 to May of 2013 there have been 1,647 uses of the blue-light emergency-phone system located throughout campus.
The police only found a caller...
BY DEREK SHUCK, Editor-in-Chief
A fire juggler from Bellingham, trapeze artists from Michigan and even a magician from Scotland were some of the performers who participated in Ellensburg’s annual...
