Whether it’s continuing in the Marine Corps, transitioning to the airline industry, or pursuing something entirely new, ...

On Thursday, February 13, CWU will welcome Griffin to the Ellensburg campus as part of its Black History Month celebration.

CWU’s Capital Planning and Projects Director Delano Palmer was featured this week in American Builders Quarterly, a national publication that covers construction, real estate, design, and development.

The massive North Academic Complex (NAC) construction project on the Central Washington University campus has undergone ...

Every school participating in the Washington Campus Coalition selects two students each year for the President’s Student ...

At CWU, we are committed to fostering a community where respect is the cornerstone of all our interactions. By actively seeking consent, respecting boundaries, and stepping up when you witness harm or ...

Central Washington University is excited to host your group for an overnight visit experience. Overnight campus visits are a way for prospective students to experience campus life and get a feel for ...

The renowned French horn quartet Genghis Barbie will be returning to CWU on Thursday, February 6, for a 7 p.m. performance in McIntyre Hall.

The Central Washington University College in the High School (CiHS) program allows high school students to take CWU courses from approved high school instructors without leaving their high school ...

We know you will do great things, and with the need for adaptive experts in this field, we have no doubt your future is bright. Our program emphasizes critical thinking and applied approaches that ...

In our program, learn about the peoples, cultures, histories, and modern contributions of American Indian and Indigenous communities. Together, we seek to empower a generation of scholars, advocates, ...

We have a long history of creating bright futures. You can trust a university with over 125 years of history shaping students’ futures. Start your journey toward success at CWU. Founded in 1891, ...