What is Ware Fair? To honor and celebrate the transition from fall to winter, juried artists decked out the university’s ...

CWU events have always given students a chance to have fun and connect with their community. According to Campus Activities, there has recently been a spike in participation and engagement at events, ...

The Central Washington Wildcats are invincible! The Wildcats went 9-0 in the Lone Star Conference (LSC) and won the entire conference thanks to the final four seconds in 24th ranked Western Oregon ...

The Director of Civil Rights Compliance and Title IX at CWU, John MacArthur, sat down with The Observer to share how Title IX cases are handled at CWU, and answer questions about the process following ...

Now You See Me: Now You Don’t had its world premiere last week, and after stumbling into the theater thanks to discounted tickets, I started to question why this movie came to be in the first place.

‘I Feel Everything’ is a perfect title for Maggie Lindemann’s second album. She takes you through many different feelings throughout the 16 tracks in her second album. This album goes from heartache, ...

Central Washington University (CWU) hosted their first playoff game in eight years but the wait only ended in heartbreak in a 20-27 loss. The 5th ranked Wildcats hosted the 15th ranked Western ...

Smosh, one of the oldest youtube channels, celebrates its 20 years anniversary this week as they continue to grow their brand as one of the best youtube channels on the platform. The channel was ...

CWU’s Symphonic Band and Concert Band broke the sound barrier with an “electric” performance conducted by the Director of Bands, Dr. T. André Feagin and Kyle Edwards, respectively. Performing five ...

The Central Theatre Ensemble’s latest production, “Blithe Spirit by Noël Coward,” opens on Nov. 21, and for many of its cast and crew working on the show has been an experience unlike anything else ...

Members of the Alpha and Z generations are yelling “six seven” so much that Dictionary.com claimed the number as its annual word for 2025. The phrase came from Skrilla’s song, “Doot Doot (67).” ...

The latest post by the Cats Against Assault (CAA) Instagram page was only one of many in their three-year history of advocating for Title IX policy changes and further student protections at CWU.