Students have the chance to talk to 30+ employers actively recruiting at the All-Industries Career and Internship Fair hosted by Western Washington University.
A new art history lecture series is here at WWU thanks to anonymous donors. Miriam Chusid, a professor from the University of Washington, visited Western to speak about Japanese art.
School shootings have increased in the past two years. Here’s information for Western students on our campus' active threat protocol.
Western is requesting money from Washington state to improve security technology in the event of an active threat. Learn more about what university does now and how students can prepare for an active threat on campus.
On April 20, 2024, the eighth annual Great Puzzle Hunt will take place at Western Washington University, attracting hundreds of participants. The event is free and open to all with teams of up to six players, with four to six being recommended.
Drop-in LGBTQ+ and BIPOC-centered swim lessons are now available every Friday evening to Western Washington University students at the Wade King Student Recreation Center.
Across the world, March is Women’s History Month. To celebrate, we spoke to leaders from two on-campus clubs at Western Washington University, Lavender Menaces and the Professional Women’s Association, and asked them for their perspectives on women’s issues today.
Mateo Messina is best known for his work composing the soundtrack of the movie “Juno.” For his composition, Messina won a Grammy for Best Compilation Soundtrack Album for Motion Picture, Television, or Other Visual Media in 2009.
"It's massively confusing. … I've been dreading it since last year," Eric Bachman said as he sat down to file his taxes in the basement of Western Washington University’s Parks Hall.
Generations of Pride is a monthly dinner that aims to connect generations of LGBTQ+ individuals in Bellingham. Generations of Pride is hosted by LGBTQ+ Western, PFLAG and Bellingham Queer Collective.The event carries the goal of sharing experiences and wisdom across all generations of LGBTQ+ people.
Chartwells opened a new dining location called Smoothie Lab in the Wade King Recreation Center at Western Washington University on March 4. The Smoothie Lab serves açaí bowls and smoothies.
The Wellness Advocate Program is a volunteer opportunity for Western Washington University students interested in being a part of a team, expertly helping their community and becoming a health resource to their peers.
Western Washington University will test its emergency system known as Western Alert on Thursday, March 14 at 10:50 a.m. The alert will say that it is just a test. If you are on campus, you are likely to hear or see the test.
On Thursday, March 14, the Viking Union Multipurpose Room will hold a fair for students looking to learn about the transition of moving out of the dorms and into an off-campus living space.
After 20 years of use, the Wade King Recreation Center turf field at Western Washington University has developed uneven turf distribution, abrasions and divots across its surface, posing injury risks.
For the past 20 years, the design department at Western Washington University has tried to secure funding to resolve their ongoing frustrations with the conditions of the Fine Arts Facilities.
Western Hub of Living Essentials is holding an upcoming food donation drive and raffle from March 12 to 14 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in Western Washington University’s Red Square.
Western Washington University’s annual Scholarship Fair took place on Feb. 22. Each of the 408 students who attended the fair received a “Passport to Scholarship Success.”
Spoons and Knives serves as a support space to Western Washington University students experiencing chronic pain or fatigue. It is facilitated by the Disability Outreach Center student staff, who help create a low pressure social environment.
Those interested in veterinary medicine at Western Washington University have the opportunity to broaden their volunteer experience and student connections at the Pre-Veterinary Club. There, attendees explore a variety of topics from career pathways to ethics to research in the field.
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