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...

One WSU dance group helps Mexican students connect to their heritage through traditional dance and teach other students about Mexican culture. “It’s a way to get your body moving,” said Michelle...

Life is best enjoyed when doing something you love. For Truong-Son Nguyen, he makes it a point to not completely center his life around school and work, taking time most days to indulge in his lively passion...

Fresh out of retirement, one WSU professor cannot wait to be back in person and give all students the hands-on learning experiences they have been waiting for.  Nancy Irlbeck, WSU Department of Animal...

Throughout his contemporary life, Hugo Barragan dreamt of opening his own boutique shop. It’s a dream of creating clothing accessible to all individuals and disabilities, hoping to help people feel as...

With graduation approaching, Grace Zangerle, senior political science major, realized her two years at WSU may have been mainly online, but they are still a memorable part of her Cougar experience. Arriving...

This time one year ago, I was readying myself for the end of one of the strangest semesters of college I experienced. As editor-in-chief at the time, many of my decisions came from consulting with past...