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The Cabinet is having a joint meeting with the City Council this Wednesday from 3:00-4:30
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A brief demonstration of how to use Central Washington University's institutional repository to find primary source materials.
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CWU Advancement is hosting our first UA Town Hall where Central Washington University President James Gaudino will be answering questions about CWU that were submitted by donors.
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A brief history of Music, and the music buildings of CWU ranging from Washington State Normal School to Central Washington University.
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2018 Graduate Hooding and Commencement Ceremony
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It may be radical, but CWU students took sledge hammers to their scale as a way to say: ԍy weight does not define me.ԠCWU Wellness Center hosted Smash the Scale, a national campaign, to raise eating…
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Our robust program, just two hours east of Seattle, prepares students for some of the hottest careers in the country. Computer science grads land internships and jobs with leading companies like…
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Central Washington University professor David Bieloh won three awards for his logo designs at this yearӳ Summit International Competition. His latest accomplishmentء silver and two bronzeآring his…
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Central Washington University professor David Bieloh won three awards for his logo designs at this yearӳ Summit International Competition. His latest accomplishmentء silver and two bronzeآring his…
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Science II is home to the Departments of Geology and Physics.
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The annual event celebrates the achievements of the President's Scholars, Dean's Scholars, graduates of the William O. Douglas Honors College and Science Honors Program, and the recipient…
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CWU President James L. Gaudino helped raise the rainbow flag, the symbol of LGBT pride, kicking off Pride Week on campus.
The rainbow flag, the American flag and the Washington state flag is being…
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Duane Skeen talks about his early life growing up in Pasco and early work for Square D and Boeing. He discusses his higher education at central and teaching public school before coming to the…
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James Carmody discusses personal history, faculty and administration members at CWU, life at CWU from 1946 to 1950, faculty/student problems, sexism and discrimination on campus, and political…
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