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Violet (Vi) Burke talks about growing up in a household with twelve kids and being the middle child. Her family were farmers and she learned to enjoy farm life at an early age. She also discusses…
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Connect with your student leaders to discuss local issues, programs, upcoming events and more.
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A Dead Name That Learned How to Live
Time: 4.23.21 Friday 10:00am-11:00am
Voices from Performance series is a colloquium series that highlights the work of diverse artists, scholars, and activists…
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This quarter the Central Theatre Ensemble has an evening of song, dance, and drama. As we cope with the stay at home order, we at Central Theatre Ensemble strive to bring you theatre in new ways.…
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2018 Graduate Hooding and Commencement Ceremony
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Zachary McCarley, who earned a MS Degree in Chemistry. The School of Graduate Studies and Research (SGSR) 2016 Hooding Ceremony is to honor students receiving Master's Degrees and celebrate the…
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Army veteran and former NFL player Daniel Rodriguez speaks to the wildcat football team about his life experiences. Rodriguez is a motivational speaker and was invited to speak with veterans and…
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Spring brings life to the Japanese Garden at Central Washington University. This special place has become a favorite refuge for students to relax and grab a moment away from hectic college life.
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Catherine Sands discusses personal history, humorous events, faculty and student problems, salary, academic freedom, campus emergencies, awards she earned, and personal contributions.
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Barbara Kohler discusses her history at Washington State Normal School and Central Washington College of Education from 1925 to 1964. She then discusses her personal history, the first women's…
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Dean Nicholson coached in the athletics department at Central Washington University, 1964-1990.
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Dean Nicholson coached in the athletics department at Central Washington University, 1964-1990.
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This video shows riders associated with the annual McManamy cattle drive, which occurs every year in the fall in Kittitas County. The cattle drive has its roots in the 1930s when cowboys would gather…
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This film was produced in 1952 by a naval veteran working on behalf of Mid-State Theaters. The film shows life in the towns where the theaters resided, with the "Ellensburg Story" featuring…
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Philip Kern speaks about his time as a student at Central Washington College of Education (later Central Washington University), 1942-1943.
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Bruce Leroy speaks about first contact between Native Americans and white settlers in central Washington state. He describes linguistic and cultural differences between the two groups.
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