Reductions to student and faculty employment have occurred all over campus
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Valsetz delivers meals to WOU students testing positive for COVID
Western introduces quarantine meals to campus dining
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The President of the United States tested positive for COVID
White House begins tracing other potential COVID cases after President’s diagnosis
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Western’s sidewalk signing adheres to COVID guidelines
Students participate in traditional sidewalk signing despite COVID
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Western hosts its first socially distanced sunrise breakfast
New student sunrise breakfast changed to adhere to COVID-19 guidelines
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Western replaces Moodle with Canvas
Western introduces a new learning platform called Canvas
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ASWOU makes a million dollar deal with WOU administration
Administration denies ASWOU the ability to collect IFC fees, instead offering a one million dollar stimulus
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Police brutality protests over the death of George Floyd met with police brutality
Sage Kiernan-Sherrow | News Editor Disclaimer: Please be advised that this article details police brutality, racism and murder. If those topics are triggering to you, please peruse our other articles. Protestors nationwide hold up signs reading “I can’t breathe,”...
Celebrating Western’s soon-to-be graduates
Sage Kiernan-Sherrow | News Editor Though Oregon has entered Phase One of Governor Brown’s plan to reopen the state, Western’s plans for a virtual graduation ceremony haven’t changed. On June 13, at 10 a.m., Western will host a virtual commencement for the class of...
See how Oregon citizens voted in the primary elections for both the federal delegates and those closer to home in Polk County
Sage Kiernan-Sherrow | News Editor The Oregon primaries took place on May 19, but despite already being a vote-by-mail state amidst COVID-19, Oregon saw only a 46% turnout of registered voters, or 1,320,789 individuals out of 2,845,326, according to oregonvotes.gov....
