By  PATIENCE COLLIER, SANTOS HERRERA, DEREK SHUCK The fate of the remaining two chimps in the Chimpanzee Human Communication Institute has been decided by the Friends of Washoe board, which voted...

By JULIA MARTINEZ, staff reporter   Dwindling response rates on Student Evaluation of Instruction forms have led to major updates, which will be distributed the week of May 27 to Central students. “SEOIs...

BY JULIA MARTINEZ, staff reporter   Wednesday night in the Jerilyn S. McIntyre Music building, Edith Eger was met with a standing ovation following her powerful story about how she survived...

By PATIENCE COLLIER, staff reporter A dead body was found on Sunday afternoon in Kiwanis Park. Police believe the cause of death to be a heroin overdose, pending a toxicology test. The victim...

By EVAN PAPPAS, staff reporter Tons and tons of recycling and trash are produced by Central every year, but while quite a lot of waste is properly recycled, there is so much more that could be done. Steve...

By ALYSSA MARTINEZ, staff reporter How do you feel now that you’ve made it to this point in your teaching career? The National Teacher of the Year award certainly is a great validation of what...

By ALYSSA MARTINEZ, staff reporter A trip to Washington D.C., welcoming staff at the White House and receiving a national award by President Barack Obama. Though it may sound like the experience...

By MATTHEW THOMPSON, staff reporter   After a month of campaigns and 672 votes later, the Associated Students of Central Washington University Board of Directors election is over and seven students...

By EVAN PAPPAS, staff reporter   The Provost’s Office was hit with a roadblock in their faculty realignment process last week after the Academic Department Chairs Organization advised faculty...

By PATIENCE COLLIER, staff reporter   Timothy Bishop of the Ellensburg Downtown Association recently went on record with Central’s Newswatch, saying bars in downtown need to be more responsible...