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Students living in residence halls fall 12% compared to last year (opens the original)
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WSU is seeing over a 12% decline in dorm occupancy, compared to last year, leading them to continue closing floors in residence halls. Recent drops in student enrollment and increases in rates play a role. The exact reason why student enrollment has continually dropped is not so clear-cut. WSU has yet to release enrollment numbers for this school year. Those numbers are usually relased on the tenth day of classes. “If we close the floor, it’s a lot better than the floor being half full, because
Harm Reduction and Recovery Services — what you need to know (opens the original)
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Housed under the umbrella of Cougar Health Services, Harm Reduction & Recovery Services provides resources for individual and community-based needs, with a focus on helping students with process addictions. HRRS features programs such as Cougs for Recovery and the Collegiate Recovery Support Program, which focuses on statewide support. Cougs for Recovery is a WSU student-led program hosting weekly events not limited to students, such as open-mic night and yoga. An important weekly event is the m
The WSU vs UW food pantry challenge returns for a third year (opens the original)
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WSU and UW will have a friendly food pantry competition until Sept. 6 at midnight for the third consecutive year. The university with the highest donations will win. WSU has won the last two years. As of Monday, WSU is losing by 51 gifts, or roughly $7,000. Last year, both universities raised nearly $20,000 for their food pantries. “We do love the opportunity to have a friendly competition that brings attention to the food pantry, because it raises awareness and supports our community,” David Jo
GESA Field gets another year with alcohol (opens the original)
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The Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board voted unanimously to continue WSU’s alcohol pilot program at GESA Field at a meeting Tuesday. While the program will have changes like stricter policies, students can expect an expansion to the alcohol-free seating section, and changes to the fan code of conduct. The approved renewal of the pilot program will have several changes for the 2026 season. Some changes include an update to the fan code of conduct, more enforcement for students who violate polic
CougEats temporarily shuts down due to staffing shortage (opens the original)
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CougEats has temporarily shut down due to production and staffing challenges, including the vacancy of an associate director, who previously oversaw the program. The beloved food delivery service once provided students with many comfort foods from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. every day, except Saturdays. Anyone with a dining account could order, with delivery available across campus. Southside Cafe will remain open until 9 p.m. every day to support students in the absence of CougEats. Next week, Dining Ser
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