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2020 Spirit Week Court profiles

2020 Spirit Week Court profiles

Oct 20, 2020

A look at 2020’s Spirit Week Court, announcement of Wolf Royalty to come

Cora McClain | Editor-In-Chief

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What you need to know about Western’s online fee

What you need to know about Western’s online fee

Oct 20, 2020

Tuition and fees advisory committee changes Western’s fee structure

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Western modifies traditional spirit week events

Western modifies traditional spirit week events

Oct 13, 2020

Western organizations prepare for socially distanced spirit week

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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All departments on campus experience employment reductions

All departments on campus experience employment reductions

Oct 13, 2020

Reductions to student and faculty employment have occurred all over campus

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Valsetz delivers meals to WOU students testing positive for COVID

Valsetz delivers meals to WOU students testing positive for COVID

Oct 6, 2020

Western introduces quarantine meals to campus dining

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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The President of the United States tested positive for COVID

The President of the United States tested positive for COVID

Oct 6, 2020

White House begins tracing other potential COVID cases after President’s diagnosis

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Western’s sidewalk signing adheres to COVID guidelines

Western’s sidewalk signing adheres to COVID guidelines

Oct 6, 2020

Students participate in traditional sidewalk signing despite COVID

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Western hosts its first socially distanced sunrise breakfast

Western hosts its first socially distanced sunrise breakfast

Sep 29, 2020

New student sunrise breakfast changed to adhere to COVID-19 guidelines

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Western replaces Moodle with Canvas

Western replaces Moodle with Canvas

Sep 29, 2020

Western introduces a new learning platform called Canvas

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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ASWOU makes a million dollar deal with WOU administration

ASWOU makes a million dollar deal with WOU administration

Sep 29, 2020

Administration denies ASWOU the ability to collect IFC fees, instead offering a one million dollar stimulus

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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