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Trying To End The Stigma Of Student Food Pantries

By The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication | Student Work March 31, 2022

The Cougar Food Pantry at WSU is trying to help end food insecurity for students Read By Saydee Phothivongsa / Murrow News Service On the first floor of the Compton union building on the Washington State University campus is the Cougar Food Pantry, with its doors open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., stocked… Read More

In Walla Walla, Students Push Back Against Proposed Book Bans

By The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication | Student Work March 8, 2022

Read By Ally Pang When Erin Iverson heard about the proposed removal of books from the Walla Walla High School Library, the high school junior did not initially have a strong reaction. But after realizing one of the books was “Gender Queer,” suddenly, the book challenge felt like an attack on their identity, experiences, and… Read More

Sale Of WSU Heritage Houses Causing Controversy

By The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication | Student Work March 2, 2022

The Native American House is one of 4 Culture & Heritage Houses being sold by WSU / Photo by Jayce Carral Read By Jayce Carral / Edward R. Murrow College of Communication A crumbling stone path leads to three Tudor-style brick houses partly covered by bare overgrown trees perched on elevated ground overlooking College Hill.… Read More

Fresh NW Voices: Armed Educators

By The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication | Student Work August 13, 2018

Toppenish is one of just a few districts in the state of Washington in which armed administrators walk the grounds. Continue Reading Fresh NW Voices: Armed EducatorsRead More

Trying To End The Stigma Of Student Food Pantries

In Walla Walla, Students Push Back Against Proposed Book Bans

Sale Of WSU Heritage Houses Causing Controversy

Fresh NW Voices: Armed Educators

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