All content by Tera Stenhouse
Two years ago, Central was one of two universities in the world that had chimpanzees on campus. However, that changed in 2013, when the chimps moved to the Fauna Foundation.
Tired of the same meal options at the SURC? You may be pleased to know that dining is planning to add additional meal options, venues and possibly a food truck next year.
One film is causing quite the stir at Central; “Scottsboro Girls,” a film about the Japanese comfort women is scheduled to be viewed on April 28 and 29 at Central.
At 8 am on Saturday, April 11, approximately a 1,000 admitted and potential Wildcats walked on to Centrals campus with their guests to experience the events of Wildcat Day.
Anne Cubilie’s life travels have taken her across the globe, from the Middle East to the political field in Washington, D.C.
Now the director of the Douglas Honors College (DHC), Cubilie joined the...
Central’s college of education is one of the top 10 largest education programs in the nation, and Central has been preparing future teachers for 125 years.
Education students go through hands-on learning...
About 10,000 students call Ellensburg home, but many feel as though they don’t always belong.
According to the United States Census Bureau, Ellensburg is not necessarily known for its diversity. In...
Lately there has been a push by students for more fresh produce in the Central Market Place and C-Store because of the desire to be able to cook healthy meals from their dorm rooms.
Steven Walsh, senior...
To help new students get acclimated to university life, the Center for Leadership and Community Engagement (CLCE) hosts monthly “Tea at 3” speeches in the SURC pit.
The speakers are mostly professors...
