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The Double O Arch can be found on the Devils Garden Trail in Arches National Park. The arch was formed as a result of millions of years of natural erosions and geographic alterations of an ancient salt bed deposited across the Colorado Plateau. Its a beautiful lesson in the perfection nature can work when left to its own devices, without anthropological influences.

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Chlamydia for web

[Photo] STD rates continue to rise locally, county says

April 17, 2018
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[Photo] Top WSU athletes: No. 5 to 1

April 17, 2018
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[Photo] Top WSU athletes: No. 10 to 6

April 10, 2018
The starting reserve balance of $205 million in 2013 comes from a chart WSU published in the fall. Deficits for the university and for athletics come from the Budget Office. The athletics deficits differ slightly from those previously reported, and the Budget Office could not immediately explain the discrepancy.

[Photo] Athletics accounts for half decrease in reserves

April 4, 2018
Various athletics debts account for nearly half the 2013-2014 swing into WSU’s deficit spending, shown in the two left bars.

[Photo] Athletics accounts for half decrease in reserves

April 4, 2018
Top Athletes Graphic

[Photo] Top WSU athletes: No. 15 to 11

March 20, 2018
Final Graphic

[Photo] Wanderlust should not just be for wealthy

March 20, 2018
Vote Results graphic

[Photo] Gilmore, Silva to lead GPSA

March 9, 2018
An apartment complex caught fire near Reaney Park, police say no people were injured during the fire.

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ASWSU election results graph

[Photo] Students choose Rogers and Parchem

March 8, 2018
Data Breach

[Photo] WSU faces lawsuit over data breach

March 1, 2018
A breakdown of the 2017-2019 capital budget request and funds granted by the state. WSU competes with other schools for project priority.

[Photo] Lawmakers should be held accountable for new budget

February 13, 2018
After slicing, the cheese is canned, sealed and dated,

[Photo] Following cheese from cow to curd

January 30, 2018
Production manager Nial Yager outlines the timeline of cheese production, which begins at 4 a.m. with the delivery of 16,000 pounds of milk from WSU Knott Dairy Center and ends around 3 p.m. with the cutting and canning of the cheese.

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[Photo] Tiny crustaceans endure extremes

January 26, 2018
Rep. Joe Schmick, who ran unopposed in 2016, has the most money on-hand, but has also had more time to raise funds because he registered in February

[Photo] State House candidates weigh fundraising strategies

January 23, 2018
Data gathered from American Council of Trustees and Alumni research shows that for every dollar at WSU spent on instruction, 29 cents is spent on administration. The average in WSU’s university category is 17 cents on administration.

[Photo] Demand for admin pay cuts grows

December 8, 2017
Brandon Hopkins, department of entomology assistant professor, explains the honey available for tasting as Tom Hopkins, a visiting dad, takes a sample.

[Photo] Tasting honey, raising awareness

November 6, 2017
Honey sticks at the WSU Honey Tasting and Open House on Friday.

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Aspen Durand, senior wildlife ecology student and a leader of “Help the WSU Bears,” listens to design concepts for a new WSU Bear Center on Friday.

[Photo] Students lead bear facility redesign efforts

October 23, 2017

March Against White Supremacy

August 20, 2017
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