Central Washington University News

John Moawad taught hundreds of college kids how to play jazz during a three-decade career as a Central Washington University music professor.

Major earthquakes occurring along the Cascadia subduction zone off the coast of Washington state could strike closer to the state's urban areas than some models have suggested, a new study notes.

For the past 40 years, the Hogue Technology Building has been home to the industrial and engineering technology programs at Central Washington University.

Selah School District Superintendent Steve Chestnut is the new Washington State Superintendent of the Year.

Central Washington University has met all requirements for continuing accreditation.

The Central Washington University Office of Continuing Education is offering its first craft beer and microbrew tasting series.

There's Cinco de Mayo, then there's Nov. 20. Back in Mexico, there is no question which date is more important.

Central Washington University is breaking ground today on a $12 million renovation and addition to the Hogue Technology Building.

Pacific Northwesterners have learned to live with the knowledge that a monster earthquake will wallop the region one day.

Student veterans now have access to a new Veterans Services Center at Central Washington University.

For veterans, adjusting to life after deployment can be an enormous challenge, and now Central Washington University is trying to help.

In continuing celebration of our veterans Central Washington University unveiled their new Veterans Services Center Thursday.

Rhoda Howard-Hassmann, the daughter of a Nazi Germany refugee and an international women's rights scholar, will speak at Central Washington University about women's suffrage on Thursday.

Oak Harbor High School alumnus Jason Wallin is asking for videos of family birthday parties, for a research study which may improve early diagnosis of autism.

A subcontractor on the Hanford Reservation will run as a Democrat against U.S. Rep.

A 33-year-old former Marine from Kennewick plans to run next year against Congressman Doc Hastings in the district that includes Tri-Cities and Yakima.

The first big surprise was the e-mail informing Bonny Doon resident Bruce Lipton he was in the running for the award.

A political newcomer out of the Tri-Cities plans to announce a 2010 run at the 4th District congressional seat held by U.S. Rep.

It takes a special kind of faith to give a pack of teenagers swords and send them on stage to battle as French and English soldiers.

A seriocomic modern play, "Stop Kiss," opens at Central Washington University on Thursday.