Next year, Services and Activities Fee allocations to individual groups are being reduced, said Matt Skinner, interim CFO at WSU. Meanwhile, the fee paid per student will increase by 3.5%, with the...

ASWSU heard from members of the Crimson Group’s cabinet, who stated they had confusion related to the budget for next year. The Crimson Group is a student group on campus meant to support and advocate...

At their meeting Wednesday, ASWSU voted to fill two vacant judicial board seats and reviewed a few bills and resolutions.  The senators reviewed Bill 52-38. The bill will push the date the election...

ASWSU confirmed Leonardo Wilson-Ramirez as their freshman delegate, as well as approved a traffic light on Northeast North Fairway Road and Stadium Way in light of recent accidents.  “My greatest...

ASWSU heard from Luke Deschenes, ASWSU director of community affairs, and voted to fill the All-Campus Senator positions at their weekly meeting Wednesday. The meeting opened with an update from Deschenes,...

WSU's planned contraceptive vending machine, which was supposed to be completed Oct. 2022, is planned to be installed by the end of the year because of logistical concerns such as risk management. Nikolai...

ASWSU welcomed WSU Police Chief, Gary Jenkins and Sean Greene, associate vice chancellor for facilities and operations, to speak at their weekly meeting Wednesday. Greene said the two of them were...

ASWSU and Barb Jordan, founder of Always Bev, hosted multiple student safety workshops last week. The workshops were spread apart across two different days. On the first day, Feb. 22, they...

ASWSU hosted Chancellor Elizabeth Chilton; WSU Police Chief Gary Jenkins; Phil Weiler, WSU vice president of marketing and communications; and Ellen Taylor, Vice chancellor for Student Affairs, for...

ASWSU invited WSU Transportation Services to answer questions the senators had about on-campus parking, parking violations and cost.  ASWSU President Jacob Martinez started off the meeting by discussing...