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SCENE. Students bring genre filmmaking to the big-screen at the Wildcat Film Festival. Astor Powell-Pedersen and Chayton Garcia • October 31, 2024. The Wildcat Film Festival, held on Oct. 29 gave students the opportunity to see seven student-made short films on the big screen in McConnell Auditorium.
The State of your University: Wohlpart says $26 million lost due to …
Oct 9, 2024 · President Jim Wohlpart revealed that CWU has lost $26 million in tuition money due to enrollment decline at his annual State of the University Address (STU) on Oct. 4 in the SURC Ballroom. Wohlpart elaborated on CWU’s low enrollment numbers, and how they have affected the budget of the university. “For the last 20 years,”...
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Behind the Budgets: Chief financial officer Joel Klucking offers a peek Into CWU’s financial past, present and future. Brandon Mattesich, Staff Reporter October 17, 2024. In an interview with The Observer, Joel Klucking, CWU’s Chief Financial Officer, discussed plans for the university's monetary future as well as how they are dealing with ...
Chayton Garcia – The Observer
Oct 31, 2024 · Students bring genre filmmaking to the big-screen at the Wildcat Film Festival. Astor Powell-Pedersen and Chayton Garcia October 31, 2024. The Wildcat Film Festival, held on Oct. 29 gave students the opportunity to see seven student-made short films on the big screen in McConnell Auditorium. The seven films submitted were “I Still Love...
Patrick Pugh – The Observer
4 days ago · Hayley James, Patrick Pugh, and Chayton Garcia November 11, 2024. Boo Central is an annual haunt-jaunt at CWU Every Halloween, CWU’s Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement (SLICE) hosts “Boo Central,” a free event open to everyone of all... Continue Reading. By the students, for the students of Central Washington University.
The Working Wildcats: CWU’s student employees union ... - The …
Jan 20, 2024 · The Working Wildcats have already made their mark on CWU as they continue to receive impressive support from students and faculty alike. Since its inception in Sept. 2023, the union has garnered hundreds of members according to Anna Ward, a member of the union’s organizing committee. The Working Wildcats intend to improve wages, working conditions...
Disney helped shape our childhoods – The Observer
Nov 4, 2021 · The movie gives a realistic outlook on life and how to reach success. When she tried the easy way by agreeing to kiss the frog, she quickly learned the easy way-out backfires. These life lessons are just a few examples of what Disney teaches us. They may be made for kids, but everyone can learn something from watching each movie.
Disclose, divest, disrupt – The Observer
May 30, 2024 · Disclose, divest, disrupt. mobilization efforts on campus. Isaac Dobmeier and Astor Powell-Pedersen. May 30, 2024. Brandon Mattesich. Barge Hall with chalk drawings during the protest. Organized and individual protests in relation to the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict have left an impact on campus over the past two weeks, with calls for ...
CWU should bring in Greek life – The Observer
Apr 14, 2021 · CWU should bring in Greek life. Britnie Monaghan, ColumnistApril 14, 2021. College life is all about creating connections and lifelong friendships that you will carry with you throughout the rest of your life. For some students this can be difficult. It’s hard to put yourself out there and create these relationships.
Majors in Minutes helps undecided students find a path
Nov 9, 2022 · Majors in Minutes was a requirement for the first-year general education course University 101 this year, and included academic advisors for undecided majors and student representatives for the different majors offered on campus. Kipp Marsicano, an academic advisor at CWU for undecided students, spoke about the importance of Majors in Minutes.