CWU Anthropology Professor Dr. Patrick McCutcheon, a longtime colleague of McFarland’s, is ecstatic about the success of the ...

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Aside from his contributions to CWU Anthropology and American Indian Studies (AIS) over the years, Shellenberger’s GPR work ...

Senior Lecturer Karisa Terry explained that field school training is required for archaeology majors who want to find a job ...

The mission of the Academic Department Chairs Organization (ADCO) is to maintain and strengthen the role of departments as key to advancing the mission of CWU. ADCO exists to improve the work of ...

Since 2008, Snorkel the sulcata tortoise has greeted visitors to Central Washington University’s greenhouse with his ...

The unassuming small town is home to the Thorp Mill, a well-preserved relic of the area’s early agricultural industry, now serving as a museum as well as a training ground for a variety of Central ...

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Learn to balance the “know-why” of an engineer and the “know-how” of a technician with the Electrical Engineering Technology BS degree from CWU. This unique combination makes you highly sought after ...

Enjoy a vibrant group of retirees and explore gatherings, educational excursions, and more while continuing to participate in the CWU community. At CWU, you hold a special place in the Retirement ...