MEChA (or Movimiento Estudiantil Chinana/o de Aztlan) de CWU held their first event of the 2026-2027 year. The event was ...
Almost 20 years after “To Catch a Predator,” Chris Hansen still has people across the country taking their seats. Lance ...
Have you ever wondered if you could try out for the sports clubs on campus with zero experience? Or just wanted to try ...
The California National Guard descended on Los Angeles county this past Saturday for the first time since the Rodney King riots in 1992. This development came on the second day of what became a three ...
Last week, The Observer polled students with the question, “In which area would you most like to see change from CWU?” Dining was the majority answer, with 31.8% of the responses. Dining at CWU is ...
We all know that if you are a CWU student or alumni, you are a Wildcat, and we hold that pride of being a Wildcat with us for our entire lives. Most of us have been to a sporting event at CWU, or any ...
The Observer interviewed Haley, a Public Policy major, and Aurellia Chaplin, a Nutrition major, and presented both with the same five questions regarding their campaign, inspirations and goals as ...
Since its release, “Immiscer” has earned five official festival selections, including a selection at Lift-Off Global Network. Dardi’s work on the project has also sparked recognition locally, ...
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, ...
The greatest leap a college football player can reach is playing in the National Football League (NFL). While winning the Super Bowl is football’s highest prize, the chances of a college player going ...
Students living on CWU’s campus have likely walked past or through the Japanese Garden, located just west of the SURC. This garden, which was dedicated to late CWU president Donald L. Garrity in 1995 ...
Members of the Alpha and Z generations are yelling “six seven” so much that Dictionary.com claimed the number as its annual word for 2025. The phrase came from Skrilla’s song, “Doot Doot (67).” ...