What is Ware Fair? To honor and celebrate the transition from fall to winter, juried artists decked out the university’s ...

Katseye has always been a topic of discussion since they debuted. ‘Touch’ was their first song to go viral, with tons of videos created doing the catchy finger taps and leg movements. Since then, ...

CWU has always prided itself on the expansive programs available and its ability to cultivate new opportunities for students. The most recent opportunity for students is a new degree in the Cultural ...

In response to the federal government’s cut of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, the Wildcat Pantry ...

CWU events have always given students a chance to have fun and connect with their community. According to Campus Activities, there has recently been a spike in participation and engagement at events, ...

“Letterkenny” is a strange show. It’s both horrible and fantastic at the same time, with too much toxicity in one episode, followed by a super soft birthday party in the next and entirely too many ...

Spaghetti straps, short skirts and excessive cleavage are some of the top banned items in a school dress code. In my own high school, wearing short skirts and cleavage was considered “skimpy.” Can you ...

Audience members were cued to shout _Asshole_ and _Slut_ at any mention of Brad (Asshole!) and Janet (Slut!) played by Dylan Santini and Nicole Morelli respectively.

The Director of Civil Rights Compliance and Title IX at CWU, John MacArthur, sat down with The Observer to share how Title IX cases are handled at CWU, and answer questions about the process following ...

Protesters and police clashed in a violent fashion following an anti-Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) protest in downtown Seattle yesterday night. With pepper balls, tear gas, fireworks and ...

Before scandal, elaborate schemes and cheating spouses were the popular topic of TV shows and celebrity gossip, crowds in 1874 Vienna flocked to the opera house to see these plot lines come to life in ...

When I was about 5 years old, I remember walking to school and realizing I didn’t know what would happen if I were to die. I thought about a car careening off the street and crashing right into me, ...