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Gallery capacity will be limited to fifty percent. Visitors will be required to follow public health guidelines, including wearing face coverings that cover both the nose and the mouth and maintaining physical distancing.
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Students from the CWU Museum Club install their 2019 exhibit Thanks for the Memories.
The CWU Museum of Culture & Environment resides on land ceded by the Yakama people in 1855. We must respect and take care of this land and all that comes from it. The Yakama people continue their relationship with the land to this day, offering gratitude and stewardship. We acknowledge that the Museum and the collections we steward came to be at CWU because of the many complex legacies of colonialism. And we acknowledge Indigenous CWU students, past, present, and future.
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June 11, 2020 The CWU Museum of Culture & Environment affirms that Black Lives Matter.
Exhibit By Jane Orleman Featured At CWU MuseumThe Central Washington University Museum of Culture and Environment (MCE) is holding a preview of th
CWU’s Museum Of Culture & Environment Offers An Event-Full MayDisplays and exhibitions exploring Peruvian dance and guitar, Latinx pioneers, and the art of yarnin
