Did volcanic activity help proto-humans cook food before they had mastered fire?
The art of Western’s Sebastian Mendes honors his grandfather, whose courage saved 30,000 people from the Nazis.
Why just drive to Bellingham when you can paddle, pedal and remember the trip forever?
Instructional assistants become teachers for bilingual classrooms through Woodring’s Pathways to Teaching program
'As a first-generation student, I owe my career to education.'
The Bellingham City Council renames Indian Street in honor of treaty rights activist
Alums are in Thailand, Taiwan, Spain and Germany
We'll feel the effects of the Western Stands for Washington campaign for years to come
Think there’s a U.S. demand for short-rental e-bikes?
How did you realize that diapers were your way to make the most difference in your community?
Class Notes
Jennifer Hahn - 1984
Class Note
Jennifer Hahn (Environmental Science; ’00, Writing, Literature and Ecology) is a writer, teacher and wilderness guide who spoke at Western’s Commencement ceremony in March and is working on her third Western degree, a master’s in Environmental Studies.
Mabel "Oak" Preckwinkle - 1968
Class Note
Mabel “Oak” Preckwinkle (M.A., Education) recently turned 100 and lives in Salem, Oregon. She enjoys reading and politics.
Kelly Woodward - 2010
Class Note
Kelly Woodward (Humanities – History of Culture) became a client service associate at ClearRock Capital in Ketchum, Idaho.