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Meet retired teacher Joyce Block, a grad student with a voracious mind and the work ethic of a South Dakota farm kid. She’s set her sights on an invasive crab intent on wrecking the Salish Sea.

The WWU alums at Vamos Outdoors Project have helped thousands of youth try out adventure sports.

Either Phil or Sue Sharpe sat on Western’s Board of Trustees for almost all of the 21st century.

Western’s supply chain program, among the best in the country, prepares grads with acumen in business, science and analytics.

Window’s print edition was honored among general-interest university magazines.

The building will house energy studies as well as electrical and computer engineering

The Salish Sea Studio is open in Fairhaven College

Neal Digre, ‘16, is using the machine learning and linguistics skills he learned at WWU in the $10 million XPRIZE Rainforest competition.

Neal Digre, '16, contributed his expertise in computer science and linguistics

Does looking into the eyes of an animal make us more likely to act to save its endangered habitat?

Chris E. Vargas’ museum dedicated to trans and non-binary art and history will always be under construction.

Window’s print edition was honored among general-interest university magazines.

Western’s Center for Pacific Northwest Studies will be home to the personal collection of feminist scholar Catharine R. Stimpson.

Western has a long tradition of student involvement in campus art, even if they don’t know it.