“A lot of fiction draws from reality, and so I figured I wanted to tell stories in my own way, and kind of found that through journalism," said senior multimedia journalism major Gabrielle Feliciano. Feliciano’s...

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is upon us, and multiple organizations are hosting different events to celebrate. The Asian American and Pacific Islander Student Center is working...

The Sikh Student Association has been reactivated and is planning on making a comeback. Amninder Singh Sekhon, the president of the SSA as well as other individuals, are working hard to integrate the SSA...

In 2010, a group of five undocumented WSU students connected with University of Washington, Central Washington University and Eastern Washington University to find out what kind of services were offered...

WSU’s Indian Student Association is back in full swing after the new year. In the midst of a renaissance after COVID-19 lockdowns, ISA is changing its logo and rebranding its image. Though unfinished,...

The Access Center and the Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center help students connect to campus resources. Though currently closed for in-person appointments, the Access...

The Bryan Hall Theatre filled with people for the senior recital of Anya Guadamuz, the fulfillment of a requirement for the completion of a bachelor’s of music in vocal performance, but also one of the...

This fall, the WSU community suffered a great loss. As a DJ, writer, radio host and more, Jose “DJ Luvva J” Salvador Gutierrez, Jr., was well known up and down I-5 and in the Coug Community. As...

Walls covered in artwork, a cozy connection to the gift shop and a window that looks out onto the hills of the Palouse make Judy Fairley’s studio the perfect creative space. Her artwork showcases...

Editors note: Traci Gillig's pronouns are she/they. WSU communications professor Traci Gillig has found passion in social justice and making the world a better place. They enjoy participating in...

During quarantine, I had the desire to walk into the woods and limit contact with the modern world for a few months. No news, no cell phone – just me, my tent and the encompassing wilderness. In...

Starting in the back of a tattoo shop, one WSU senior found her love of art, eventually earning a spot on the cover of a magazine. Senior advertising major Willow Yaple first began drawing in the back...