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'Big Ole' steam whistle to sound on Fourth of July
Western Washington University will sound the historic steam whistle "Big Ole" in honor of the Fourth of July.
'New cells in old brains' next topic for neuroscience series
"New Cells in Old Brains ... But You Gotta Work for Them!" is this month's focus for the "Neuroscience on Tap" series.
WWU offers teen summer programs
Western Washington University is offering its Summer Programs for Youth to middle- and high-school students.
Rickshaw racers' adventure to India
From left to right, Nicolas Campbell, Joy Bloser and Matt Acosta plan to compete in a 5,000-kilometer international rickshaw adventure race in India in September.
LACEY On Raj Manhas' first day as North Thurston Public Schools superintendent, he met a student who was having fun with math.
Couple blessed by family, community on wedding day
For centuries, couples have shared their love with their families and friends on their wedding day.
WWU student wins scholarship to study Arabic abroad
A Western Washington University student has won a scholarship to spend a year in Cairo, Egypt, studying the Arabic language.
Students head back home to college
A few months ago, Rebecca Gottlieb faced a difficult choice: continue on at her $50,000-a-year private school in Massachusetts, or leave her new friends and life and enroll at a cheaper school near home in Washington.
Tomsich outduels Houck to claim second win in soggy Midnight Sun Run
Tony Tomsich and Justin Houck never knew each other while competing as runners for Western Washington University and the University of Portland, respectively.
Oregon State has rehired Robin Ross to coach the Beavers' tight ends. Ross spent the past three seasons as the head football coach at Western Washington University.
Racism and Homophobia Cloud Story of 7 Year Old Boy with Sickle Cell Raised by Two Gay Men
This morning's post on the adoption initiative for black and black gay parents leads to another story that is somewhat bittersweet: A 7-year-old black boy in rural Washington has sickle cell anemia and is badly in need of a bone-marrow transplant , the Seattle Times reports.
Graduation worth effort despite tough economy
It is a tough time for high school and college graduates to be entering the job market.
News & Features: 'Natural' gas: WWU students hope their cow manure fuel technology will go far
The Viking 32, built by students and faculty at Western Washington University, runs on biofuel.
Colleges, Communities Combat Off-Campus Student Drinking
Main Category: Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs Also Included In: Pediatrics / Children's Health Article Date: 17 Jun 2009 Programs that bring colleges and their surrounding neighborhoods together may help reduce off-campus drinking problems, a new study suggests.
WWU students, publications win journalism awards
Six Western Washington University journalism students and publications recently received awards from the Society of Professional Journalists.
WWU student gets scholarship to Cairo
A Western Washington University student has won a scholarship to spend a year in Cairo, Egypt, studying the Arabic language.
Kitsap County boy with sickle-cell anemia needs bone-marrow match
Zyreal Oliver-Chandler, 7, with his cat Whiskers, has painful sickle-cell anemia.
Don't call Pierce County's ranked choice voting weird just because it's different
Boil down the criticism of Pierce County's voter-approved experiment with ranked choice voting, and you get this: It's weird.
WWU adopts budget with staff cuts, tuition increase
The Western Washington University Board of Trustees unanimously adopted the $127.8 million 2009-10 state-funded operating budget Friday, June 12, finalizing about $6.1 million in budget cuts for the next school year.
WWU student gets through via Abba, Oprah, whatever it takes
Leslie Umberger isn't an average student graduating from Western Washington University - she's a 49-year-old mother of two who put herself through college by teaching at Options High School.