Wildlife photographer Art Wolfe came to Western Washington University on Friday to talk and display photos from his new book, “Wild Lives.”
Western's Campus Development Plan will include a pathway for micro-mobility users, possibly located on East College Way, along with counters to gauge the amount of micro-mobility users there are on campus.
This year's Bellingham Open brought in over 70 participants from Western and beyond. Learn more about what Western's chess club is doing to grow the chess scene in Bellingham.
To recognize the international holiday, students and staff came together in solidarity with sexual assault survivors.
Through clubs and services, Western works alongside students to provide a more inclusive environment.
In November, fetid smells emanated from a sewage leak that was later discovered to have originated from the Fairhaven Complex.
Western's clubs and sports teams, will ask their alumni, family and friends for donations during the 9th annual Give Day.
Western's Lakewood Boathouse is open once again for the spring quarter. Students can rent equipment, take classes or even just enjoy time next to Lake Whatcom.
The new program will benefit freshman and incoming students, but is upsetting to alumni and upperclassman.
Earth Week returns another year. After budget cuts and a change of organizers this year offers something new. Club and organization-led events mean there is a wide variety with something for everyone.
Western Washington University’s 32nd Annual Drag Show is set to take place Saturday, April 20, in the Performing Arts Center at 7:00 p.m.
A comprehensive breakdown for students searching for housing in Bellingham
Stu Johnson, a Western student who is an avid mountain climber and backpacking guide, shares his experience.
Take the time to understand how the law could give you a leg up on your rent-hiking landlord.
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.
Swipe Out Hunger, a national program to help students on campus dealing with food insecurity, is not returning to Western. The program was suspended in the fall when Western switched dining hall providers.
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.
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