Isamu Noguchi exploded the boundaries of contemporary art and lived an amazing 20th-century life. One of his best works is at the center of Western’s campus.
Western’s Outback Farm celebrates 50 years as a hub of food production and friendship on campus
Tag along on a tour of the new Interdisciplinary Science Building
The alum who wrote ‘So You Want to Talk About Race’ cherishes Western like an old friend—a friend you can be honest with.
A murderous night at sea reveals a somber tale of colonial America in Jared Hardesty’s latest book.
Geologist Paul Rady has a talent for finding oil and gas beneath the surface. He got his start with a crucial mentorship at Western.
We welcomed friends back to campus for several events last month.
Caitlin Bannister works on computational neuroscience research on Huntington's Disease
The cyber range allows students to practice protecting computer networks from digital attack
WWU's CJ Seitz made the case that small, rural businesses needed more help to recover
Vélez helped develop an ethnic studies curriculum
The free public aquarium is home to saltwater denizens of the Salish Sea
As we struggle with the harmful effects of social isolation, it seems that we could benefit by spending a little more time looking up.
Class Notes
Emily Halverson - 2008
Class Note
Emily Halverson, B.A., accounting and French, was recently selected as the controller and principal accounting officer for Alaska Air Group. Emily has worked at Alaska Airlines since 2016, most recently as the managing director of accounting and investor relations.
Brian Rice - 2004
Class Note
Brian Rice, B.A., business administration – finance, is an attorney who recently joined Smith + Malek in Boise, focusing on corporate transactions and real estate law.
Charles M. Hoagland - 1969
Obituary
Charles M. Hoagland, 78, a retired teacher and traveling salesman and engineer, on Aug. 6, 2021, in Lynden.