BY CAMILLE BORODEY
The Central theatre department is putting the finishing touches on its performance of the culturally-relevant drama “Nanawatai,” by William Mastrosimone.
“Nanawatai” tells...
BY LAUREN NOLTON, Staff Reporter
It’s getting hotter in the lobby of Dean Hall, where there is a new exhibit in the Museum of Culture and Environment called, “Where There’s Smoke... Living with...
BY COLLIN JOHNSON, Staff Reporter
Four weeks ago, D&M Coffee Co. opened a pizza restaurant across the street from Safeway. Owners Donna Malek and Mark Holloway established Cornerstone Pie with...
BY JULIAN DOUMIT, Staff Reporter
In 2012, over 66 percent of high school graduates were enrolled in colleges or universities- a pretty staggering majority, which implies that the “normal” step...
BY CAMILLE BORODEY, Staff Reporter
No matter what the major or hobby is, college students connect to the internet daily, whether it’s through Instagram, Groupwise or Tumblr. In the era of constant...
BY ADAM WILSON, Assistant Scene Editor
Wayne Brady wowed the crowd Friday night with several skits that included a story about a psychologist smoking a caterpillar, a scientist who steals a ground-breaking...
BY ADAM WILSON, Assistant Scene Editor
Twenty-seven acts competed Tuesday night at the annual Mr. and Ms. Central talent competition. The two winning acts were the musical duo of Roger Schuettke...
BY JARYD CLINE, Sports Editor
It was a cool, cloudy Thursday night in early October, and for this particular house on Sampson Street, it was a traditional party night.
Thursdays are drinking nights,...
BY ADAM WILSON, Assistant Scene Editor
For longer than many students can remember, Third Eye Tattoo has been the only tattoo shop in Ellensburg. However, three months ago, three local tattoo artists...
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...
BY Joseph Bauman
Staff Reporter
The Yakima River is a popular attraction to many Central Washington University students, as well as locals. During the heat of summer, students find the river a relaxing...
By JOSEPH BAUMAN
Staff Reporter
A new tattoo parlor opened its doors to the public on July 1st. The Roost will be located at 315 N. Main St., former location of Bahama Bronze. Kittitas County residents...
