The most recent addition to Western’s Sculpture Collection has a link to the person who helped start it all.
John Feodorov’s new work for the Seattle Convention Center is a story of the Duwamish River
Music's Richard L. Hodges will take the stage in Seattle Opera's 'X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X'
State principal of the year William Jackson on justice-centered education
Alum Caitlyn Blair turns her girlhood love of orcas into a career protecting the Salish Sea
Alum Ryan Hackler’s company turns plastic into petrochemical alternatives. His startup is getting funding from the Department of Energy.
Does looking into the eyes of an animal make us more likely to act to save its endangered habitat?
The Institute for Watershed Studies provides long-term water quality data for Lake Whatcom.
Alia Khan collects ice from the world's highest places
Julann Spromberg learned to love nature on her family farm, and learned to be a scientist at Western
Virtual reality can help revitalize Indigenous languages, says Fairhaven Dean Caskey Russell
Marine Sciences graduate Amirah Casey’s impressive list of accomplishments includes embracing her late mother's story as part of her own.
The New York Times, Publisher's Weekly and Kirkus Reviews love 'Meet Me Tonight in Atlantic City.'
How do you bring an overdose-stopping drug to the masses? Make it sleek, stylish and small enough to carry on a keychain.
Alum Paul Merriman shares a lifetime of financial knowledge with WWU students and the community
As many as 50 students are expected to receive funding this year
Class Notes
Alexi Guddal - 2015
Class Note
Alexi Guddal, B.S., biology - marine emphasis, is an outreach and education specialist with the Whatcom Conservation District. Alexi was recently invited to speak at Western for the Environmental Speakers Series to discuss voluntary incentive-based conservation on private land.
John G. Wells - 1973
Obituary
John G. Wells Jr., 80, a Puyallup resident, on May 8, 2023.
Bob Peters - 1985
Class Note
Bob Peters, BAE, physical education - secondary, recently retied as athletic director at Centralia College, where he was the state's longest continually serving athletic director. The college's new four-acre multi-sport complex was named Bob Peters Field in his honor.