Catch 'Western Window' on television or online

The student-produced television magazine show features faculty, students and alumni who are making a difference

Communication Studies Senior Sarah Helms of Sedro-Woolley joins other student videographers on location in La Conner for a ”Western Window“ story about Washington’s new requirements that the state’s tribal history and culture be taught in public schools.

“Western Window,” a student-produced television magazine show that features profiles, original reports and in-depth interviews, can be seen on commercial and community TV throughout the Puget Sound, and online.

The show features a student perspective on faculty, students and alumni who are making a difference at Western and throughout the world. Here’s where to catch the show:

From Vancouver, B.C., to Vancouver, Washington, on KVOS-TV12 (ME-TV): in Bellingham/Whatcom County on Channel 12, in Greater Puget Sound on Channel 72
On satellite TV: Dish Network Channel 35 and DirecTV Channel 12
On Western’s YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/wwu; click on the Western Window TV Show playlist.