Central Washington University News

Christine Fulgham, a family and consumer science education teacher at Woodward Middle School, has been selected as the 2013 "Educator of the Year" by the Bainbridge Island Kiwanis Club.

An associate head basketball coach at Central Washington University has been named head coach at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.

Mountain View Elementary School fifth-grade teacher Linda Morey is retiring this month after working at the Lacey school for 34 years.

Central Washington University is expanding its baccalaureate programs to community college campuses throughout the state.

The University of Hawaii-Hilo is expected to announce G.E. Coleman as its new head men's basketball coach this week.

It was hard for teacher Katie Porubek to hold back the tears Monday night as she spoke about a few of her graduating Oakland High School students.

Four years after graduating from Kennewick High School, Rannow earned a degree in clinical physiology Saturday from Central Washington University in Ellensburg.

At today's District Retirement and Years of Service Reception, the Forest Grove School District honored this year's 15 retirees.

Madeline Rannow from Kennewick will walk, accompanied by her guide dog Rudy, onto the stage at the June 8 afternoon Central Washington University Commencement ceremony to receive her diploma for her clinical physiology degree.

Donny Galatis isn't your average 23-year-old; he's currently a student at Central Washington University, and a veteran of the Iraq War.

Three talented high school students are receiving college scholarships thanks to successful campaigning via social media and support from friends and family.

Alicia Brito and Cynthia Moreno share a lot in common, they are both of hispanic descent, and graduated high school from Yakima Valley schools-- Brito from Grandview, and Moreno from Davis High School.

The move has received national publicity: The State of Washington could skirt the intent of the Affordable Care Act, in order to save money.

Central Washington University in the northwest United States combines hands-on learning and world-class research to produce internationally leading science programs.

In the past year or so, Asian students' aptitude for mathematics and sciences has gone from the realm of stereotypes to the brick-and-mortar world of hard data and published research.

The National Indie Excellence Book Awards, now in its seventh year, has selected "Counting Crows: Stories of Love, Laughter and Loss" as a finalist in its 2013 contest.

Seattle's historic Moore Theater showcased Synergia Northwest's unique celebration of music and music education May 18.

Artist Jane Orleman was given this bear by the late sculptor Richard Beyer, best known for "Waiting For The Interurban" in Fremont.

Shaina Weintraub is a 2012 Kingston High School graduate, and just finished her first year at Central Washington University.