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
Susan Ruth - 1994
Class Note
Susan Ruth, B.A., English, is the voice behind “Hey Human.” “The podcast is humanist in nature,” Ruth says, “and covers an unbiased view of people’s stories, histories, goals and belief systems.”
Karen Elizabeth Wolf - 1991
Obituary
Karen Elizabeth Wolf, 60, a Skagit Valley resident, on Jan. 15, 2018.
Andrew “Durandy” Golub - 1995
Class Note
Andrew “Durandy” Golub, BA, sociology, has a massive Duran Duran memorabilia collection, some of which he’s displayed in public exhibits and on loan to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. His second book, “The Music Between Us: Concert Ads of Duran Duran,” is available on Amazon and he’s working on a documentary.