Additional highlights from the Division II national championships included Lauryn McGough placing 16th in the women’s pole vault with an effort of 12 feet, 3.7 inches; and Bautista Diamante placing ...

Now a senior in the CWU Department of Geological Sciences, Genero learned this winter that he had been awarded the National Association of Geoscience Teachers’ (NAGT) annual Outstanding Teaching ...

Through students' support of present and future Wildcats, the Student Union and Recreation Center has been the hub for student life for more than 15 years! The Student Union and Recreation Center is ...

Prospective students MUST be admitted into the Construction Management professional program before they can take 300 or 400 level CMGT classes. Students must complete the following classes, with ...

Tuition and fees are due at the beginning of each quarter and must be paid prior to the sixth day of instruction. A $75 late fee is added approximately on the 10th day and a $125 late fee is added ...

Beginning Fall 2024, free counseling services for children and adolescents ages 12-17 who live in Kittitas County are being offered. Services include individual therapy, group therapy and/or family ...

Start on the road to your future at CWU-Sammamish. Nestled in the heart of eastern King County, CWU-Sammamish provides students with pathways to learning and opportunities to grow at the beginning of ...

Construction management involves planning, budgeting, quality control, and safety of managing any type of construction ...

Ben Terrell wasn’t necessarily looking for a job when he showed up to the North Academic Complex (NAC) work site last spring.

The CWU Office of Equity and Belonging Speaker Series is kicking off Friday, March 14, and anyone in the community is welcome ...

Engage and connect with the Wildcat family through networking opportunities, mentorships, giving, and more. Your gift to the Alumni Success Fund empowers Wildcats' success and fosters meaningful ...