Katie Royse Ginther, B.A., theatre and B.S., psychology, lives in Brooklyn, New York, and is the artistic director of Kitchen Sink Theatre Co., which she launched in Seattle.
Fall 2023
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.'
Does looking into the eyes of an animal make us more likely to act to save its endangered habitat?
How do you bring an overdose-stopping drug to the masses? Make it sleek, stylish and small enough to carry on a keychain.
The Institute for Watershed Studies provides long-term water quality data for Lake Whatcom.
One is devoted to the study of earthquakes, and the other focused on bridging Indigenous and “Western” scientific knowledge.
Alum Paul Merriman shares a lifetime of financial knowledge with WWU students and the community
What happens when an earthquake hits a building already damaged by saltwater?
Class Notes
Katie Royse Ginther - 2022
Class Notes (General)
Eric Christensen - 2004
Class Notes (General)
Eric Christensen, B.A., recreation, recently became a real estate broker for The Muljat Group in Bellingham.
Samantha O'Brochta - 2013
Weddings
Samantha O'Brochta, '13, B.A., journalism - public relations, and Levi Friedman, '14, B.A., English - creative writing, on March 25, 2023, in Las Vegas.