ASWSU held a debate for the 2018-2019 presidential candidates to talk about their campaigns and answer questions from the public Sunday night. Before the debate the candidates shared how they felt. “We’re...

Harald Hyllseth and Devon Holze, who have five years of ASWSU experience between them, are running under the slogan, “embracing our communities.” Holze said it’s the promise to be there, listen and...

WSU is trying to prevent students dropping or withdrawing from courses by connecting them with resources they need before it is too late. Faculty, advisers and representatives from the Office of the...

ASWSU President Jordan Frost and Vice President Garrett Kalt gave their State of the Association address Thursday evening, recapping their time as student government leaders and outlining their hopes for...

The WSU United Greek Council plans to create a Multicultural Greek Plaza in the current Terrell Library Plaza space, with the goal of increasing recruitment and retention of minority students. Kat Jimenez,...

ASWSU senators passed a bill that aims to discourage corruption in ASWSU elections at their weekly meeting. The “anti-corruption” amendment prevents appointed Election Board members from running...

Four people are bringing a class-action lawsuit against WSU, alleging they suffered identity theft after a hard drive containing sensitive information for more than 1 million people was stolen from a WSU...

The final candidate for the position of associate vice president for community, equity and inclusive excellence discussed her commitment to student success in a public forum Wednesday. Shellie Jo Enscoe...