Yes, we did: Obama’s eight years in office

By: TK Layman Staff Writer President Barack Obama is nearing his final days in the Oval Office, and he leaves behind a historic legacy. As the first African-American president of the U.S., his campaign slogan, “Yes We Can” led him to a victory over his opponent,...

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2016 General election outcome: what it means for students

By: TK Layman Staff Writer The 2016 Election has come to an end after a tumultuous campaign. President-elect Donald J. Trump will assume his role in the Oval Office come January. The US Senate and House will have a Republican majority, giving the party control of both...

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How student veterans on campus can get connected

How student veterans on campus can get connected

By: TK Layman Staff Writer Student veterans on campus have many resources available to them in order to help them achieve personal success. With events held by the Veterans Success Center, also known as the “Vet Center” around campus, students with prior or current...

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Supporting those with diabetes this November

By: Sadie Moses, Freelancer 29 million people face Diabetes face every day. November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, and awareness has become more important than ever before. According to the American Diabetes Association, 1 in 11 people have the disease, while...

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Getting a head start on scholarships

By: Sadie Moses Freelancer The WOU General Scholarship Application has opened up, which means it’s that time of year to start thinking about applying. Natasha Roman, Scholarship officer at Western, recommends starting on applications as early as winter break. This...

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