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The Energy Edition
How we know the energy transition is here
It won’t be easy or simple, but clean energy is accelerating
Introducing Window guest editor Amy Harder
An ’07 journalism alum, Harder covers clean tech and green energy
Higher ed's role in climate change solutions
Interdisciplinary programs are essential to preparing students for a new energy future
All Things Energy
Western’s Institute for Energy Studies prepares students to tackle the world’s toughest climate and energy problems.
Lessons in Hope
When Kate Darby teaches about environmental problems, she includes how people are working together to address them
‘Everything is about energy’: The many lives of Olivier Singbo
Olivier Singbo is using what he’s learned about energy to ensure his family’s access to electricity.
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A Life's Work
Western’s Center for Pacific Northwest Studies will be home to the personal collection of feminist scholar Catharine R. Stimpson.
Decoding the Sounds of the Rainforest
Neal Digre, ‘16, is using the machine learning and linguistics skills he learned at WWU in the $10 million XPRIZE Rainforest competition.
Joining the ‘Major Leagues of Voice’
Music's Richard L. Hodges will take the stage in Seattle Opera's 'X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X'
An Internship for a Greener Future
New environmental communications endowment equips students to tell stories for the Earth.
Leading with 'radical love'
State principal of the year William Jackson on justice-centered education
Joining the 'Major Leagues of Voice'
Alumni Stories
Introducing Window guest editor Amy Harder
An ’07 journalism alum, Harder covers clean tech and green energy
Leading with 'radical love'
State principal of the year William Jackson on justice-centered education
Aurora Season
Adriel Butler, ’08, harnessed the power of logistics to build a one-of-a-kind tourist experience in the Alaskan wilderness
WWU Alumni Awards
Ruta Nanivadekar, '14
Program manager, city of Bellevue and President of the board for Palouse Pathways
Research and Creativity
Aperture of Empathy
Does looking into the eyes of an animal make us more likely to act to save its endangered habitat?
Artistic Gifts
A brainy timber heiress with a passion for sculpture, Virginia Wright brought some of the nation’s best contemporary artists to Western’s Sculpture Collection
Artistic Legacy
The most recent addition to Western’s Sculpture Collection has a link to the person who helped start it all.
River Views
John Feodorov’s new work for the Seattle Convention Center is a story of the Duwamish River
WWU News
A brighter financial future
Alum Paul Merriman shares a lifetime of financial knowledge with WWU students and the community
An Internship for a Greener Future
New environmental communications endowment equips students to tell stories for the Earth.
A closer look at earthquake resilience at sea level
What happens when an earthquake hits a building already damaged by saltwater?
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