SMATE’s roof is now catching rays
(02/11/25 5:38pm)
The Science, Math and Technology Education, or SMATE, building installed solar panels on its roof on Jan. 30, 2025.
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Flushed away to your new favorite restroom
(02/10/25 11:01pm)
Kaiser Borsari Hall’s gender-neutral restrooms swept the polls for the best bathroom at Western Washington University.
YWCA nears completion of new emergency shelter for women and children
(02/10/25 7:21pm)
Editor's note: This story has been amended to fix a misspelling of Schene's name in paragraph seven.
BRIEF: Put love into every petal
(02/10/25 5:38pm)
If you’re looking to get more hands-on with your Valentine’s Day gifts this year, consider these tips from a local florist to create your very own bouquet.
Bellingham’s elderly and disabled face challenges navigating WTA public transportation
(02/10/25 12:24am)
Some elderly and disabled Bellingham residents struggle to use the Whatcom Transportation Authority (WTA) bus system due to limited features and accessibility issues.
WWU women’s rowing eyes 10th national championship
(02/09/25 10:19pm)
The Western Washington University women's rowing team is preparing for the 2025 season after winning its ninth NCAA national championship in 2024. This win marked Western’s first national title since 2017 and was their 20th appearance in the championship.
Fourth annual Fairhaven Chocolate Walk fosters community
(02/07/25 7:55pm)
The fourth annual Fairhaven Chocolate Walk highlights small businesses while providing a fun interactive experience for anyone who loves chocolate. With 18 stops around Fairhaven Village, you can sample a variety of chocolate while exploring participating shops from noon until 5 p.m.
BRIEF: Behind the scenes of the WWU film scene
(02/07/25 7:22pm)
At Western Washington University, there is an abundance of young filmmakers looking to get their start. Western’s Film Production Club offers just that.
WWU to host first ‘Longest Table’ community dinner
(02/07/25 12:48am)
On Feb. 12, students, faculty and other Bellingham residents will gather for food and community as part of the first Longest Table at Western Washington University.
Behind the shelves: WWU’s bookstore and the cheaper alternatives
(02/07/25 12:28am)
Editors Note: This story has been edited to add average textbook pricing from Western Washington University’s Associated Students Bookstore
Getting through the winter with friends and skis
(02/04/25 5:10pm)
Local outdoor retailer Backcountry Essentials is offering tuning workshops for skiers and snowboarders where participants will learn how to maintain their gear. The workshop is a great way to get together with the ski community in Bellingham and offers skills for people eager to learn.
State Individual Assistance program opens for victims of bomb cyclone
(02/04/25 6:00pm)
Whatcom, Snohomish and King County residents affected by November’s bomb cyclone can now qualify to receive financial aid. Former Gov. Jay Inslee unlocked $1 million in Washington State Disaster Individual Assistance (IA) Program funds with an emergency proclamation on Jan. 7.
Associated Students luncheon promotes engagement with student government
(02/04/25 6:01pm)
The Associated Students (AS) of Western Washington University held a luncheon on Thursday, Jan. 29, to discuss how students can participate in student government.
The challenges of parking at WWU: What students need to know
(02/03/25 11:40pm)
For incoming students at Western Washington University, securing a parking permit may be a long shot. As waitlists and permits are assigned based on credit seniority, students with more credits have a better chance of obtaining one. Even for those who do get a permit, finding a parking spot can be a challenge due to limited availability.
WWU’s rugby camp is tackling more than just the game
(02/03/25 11:22pm)
Western Washington University’s men’s rugby team is hosting a high school rugby camp, drawing in students from across the Pacific Northwest.
Spend 24 hours in Fairhaven
(02/03/25 5:00pm)
Are you fed up with your usual dining options or typical outing activities? Unsure about what to do in the dry winter cold?
“The Storyteller,” takes its first steps at WWU
(02/02/25 7:30pm)
On Feb. 7, Sara Jean Accuardi’s play, “The Storyteller,” will open its first-ever show at Western Washington University’s DUG Theater in the Performing Arts Center.
Archives & Special Collections at WWU showcases Rare Book Collection in new exhibition
(01/31/25 6:46pm)
From 17th-century Japan to 1920s urban America, the Rare Book Collection in Western Washington University’s Archives & Special Collections is defined by neither a single era nor a single language. Since 2018, donations have allowed the collection to expand and diversify significantly.
HomesNOW! Unity Village and Swift Haven to relocate and merge
(01/30/25 8:28pm)
HomesNOW! is moving and merging the tiny house villages of Swift Haven and Unity Village to 3300 Northwest Ave. this year. A new complex complete with amenities will be built at the new location.
WWU updates immigration enforcement policy amid Trump turmoil
(01/29/25 5:03pm)
In response to recent executive orders issued by the Trump administration, Western Washington University has issued a new policy on federal immigration enforcement’s access to campus and student records.
