Life after graduation requires planning and preparation. Due to COVID-19, seniors have faced many changes to their original plans and are having to make adjustments. Ruby Nambo is an English language...

Imagine living on your own private island, that you are able to decorate as you please, while fishing and roaming around freely in clear and sunny weather 365 days a year. There’s no need for social...

Faculty, staff and students are on the move with the six week Wildcats on the Move Walking Challenge. The challenge is meant to be a fun way for people to get some exercise. “We have been doing this...

Students are in the fourth week of classes and are adapting to the online environment. With no in-person office hours or classes to show up to on campus, students are forced into developing new sleeping...

As layoffs and furloughs continue due to  COVID-19, some CWU students believe the stimulus check has helped but more may be needed. As part of the CARES Act, which was passed by Congress to try to...

During the pandemic, many businesses have been forced to close their doors indefinitely. Marijuana dispensaries, however, have not suffered the same fate. According to Washington State’s list of essential...

Students made a decision right before spring quarter whether to stay in Ellensburg or to go home to their families. Many students decided to go home and stay safe with their families.  Wherever students...

Cars filled the parking lot of the church until the lot was nearly full. Children helped decorate their parents’ cars, and dogs poked their heads out of windows to excitedly look around at all the commotion....

 Earlier this year, Aaron Rausch received a phone call from TVW, Washington State’s public affairs network, informing him he had won their composition competition. The 21-year-old percussion performance...

Due to classes being moved online, music students have to find ways to practice from home and use video conference tools like Zoom or Blackboard Ultra to communicate with their professors and fellow students. Alan...

This year’s 10th annual Kryptos competition recognizes four students, Michael Klapper, Tyler Bunnell, Kyle Brown and Dustin Hayes for their code making and breaking abilities. Of the 116 participants,...

Theater students and staff have adjusted well from in-person, hands-on learning and teaching to performing everything behind a screen. As spring quarter goes on, students who are in the theater program...