Katie Gray, B.A., music, became executive director of Make.Shift Art Space in Bellingham.
Summer 2018
Western’s eight IDEA Changemaker Fellows work to bring the change they want to see in the world
WWU faculty member’s work to better understand Huntington’s disease gets a boost from the company developing a drug showing early promise.
Ian Vincent thought strong men didn’t talk about their pain. The silence almost killed him.
After an impressive debut at the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea, WWU student Breezy Johnson returns to Western
John Bergen, PJ Ohashi, and Josiah Johnson
Western will soon offer two new degree programs, thanks to funding from the State Legislature
Artist Ann Morris gives her breathtaking Lummi Island studio grounds to Western
Western’s new Sustainability Action Plan includes social equity, economic vitality and human health
It turns out they’re an economic engine for their communities
Since the day Western first opened its doors, our students, faculty, staff and alumni have strived to think ahead and take action.
Class Notes
Katie Gray - 2015
Class Notes (General)
Louis John Phillips - 1976
Obituaries
Louis John Phillips, 62, who worked for King County for 20 years, on Oct. 9, 2016.
Mark Wicholas - FAC
Obituaries
Mark Wicholas, 77, former chair of the Chemistry Department, on Nov. 20, 2017, in Bellingham. During his time as chair, Dr. Wicholas brought more emphasis on engaging students in travel, research and professional development. The Wicholas Endowment helps remove financial barriers for chemistry students to engage in research or travel to conferences.