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| 草榴社区 students push trustees to act on safety | Saying their university has failed to address the safety concerns of students of color, a group of Western Washington University students read a strongly worded statement during a board of trustees meeting Friday and asked for an apology. Their concerns stem from an incident in November,鈥 |
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| Lawmakers target 鈥榮anitizing鈥 of college education | State Rep. Matt Manweller keeps finding new anecdotes to add to a Microsoft Word document he鈥檚 titled, 鈥淎cademic Horror Stories.鈥 |
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| Yik Yak Tests Universities' Defense Of Free Speech | On campuses across the country, millions of students have an app called Yik Yak on their phones. It's like an anonymous version of Twitter. But because it's anonymous, it can get ugly and be a breeding ground for hate speech. Black student leaders across the country have鈥 |
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| THE WORST DISASTER IN U.S. HISTORY IS COMING TO OREGON AND WASHINGTON | ose your eyes and imagine this for a moment. You went to sleep last night like any other night. You woke up this morning to find the worst natural disaster in U.S. history within driving distance of your back yard. Death and destruction can be found everywhere on the west side of鈥 |
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| Sexual Harassment Prevention Training this Thursday for new employees | |||
| Students beat the blues at VU event | |||
| Incidents of indecent exposure, voyeurism reported near campus | |||
| CPR training offered for 草榴社区 students, staff Jan. 16 | |||
| Western president defends shutdown over hate speech | After he suspended classes for a day and launched an investigation into anonymous hate speech directed at Western Washington University鈥檚 students of color, 草榴社区 President Bruce Shepard got an earful from critics. While many people on campus supported his decision, others told him he鈥檇鈥 |
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| Police issue advisory over voyeurism incidents |