Monday Jun 29 | Spokesman Review
Let's just keep it to the bear facts on this one June 29, 2009
I'll send a coveted reporter's notebook to the reader offering the best explanation for how so many preschoolers and others survive sleeping with bears.
Monday Jun 29 | Bellingham Herald
Kamps named interim principal at Lynden Christian High
A former Lynden Christian Schools superintendent will serve as interim prinicipal of Lynden Christian High School next academic year.
Whitworth to open site downtown this fall
In response to growing demand from its students and from the surrounding community, Whitworth University plans to start offering courses this fall in the University District, located just east of downtown Spokane.
In brief: Valley councilman resigns for new job
Police are seeking information on this man, who has black hair and a black goatee.
Whitworth opens branch in Spokane's university district - Wed, 17 Jun 2009 PST
Whitworth University announced on Wednesday that it will begin offering courses in Spokanea s university district east of downtown next fall.
Several Pirates Participating in Summer Baseball Leagues
Whitworth University has several players participating in summer developmental baseball leagues throughout the west.
Whitworth to offer courses at Riverpoint Campus this fall
Whitworth University plans to begin offering classes on the Riverpoint Campus east of downtown this fall.
Local educator is EPICa s new chief executive
Rick Doehle, a local educator, has been named chief executive of Enterprise for Progress In the Community.
Bofa catches eye of legendJune 3, 2009
Emmanuel Bofa's a national champion, but his season isn't over. The Whitworth University junior plans to run an 800-meter race Saturday in Eugene, Ore., in a meet that's a prelude to Sunday's Prefontaine Classic.
41% in state don't finish college within 6 years
Six-year graduation rates at selected Washington universities, by percentage: Whitman College: 86 Gonzaga University: 80 Univ.
In addition to Davenport, Worthy now owns Hotel Lusso 2 hours, 33 minutes ago
Walt Worthy, owner of the Davenport Hotel, purchased the boutique Hotel Lusso at 1 N. Post St.
Spokane building projects rise to $1.7 billion 2 hours, 53 minutes ago
Deb Halsteada s fourth-grade class at Garfield Elementary School got a lesson in adding big numbers Thursday.
Whitworth Will Send Eight Athletes to NCAA Outdoor T&F Championships
Led by a pair of defending national champions, Whitworth University will send seven men and one woman to the 2009 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships this week at Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio.
Therapy in motion 17 minutes ago
During a horse therapy session Sunday, Whitworth University biology professor Mike Sardinia, left, works with Tyson Thompson with assistance from Whitworth students David Ellis and Aly Shaffer.
Students teach students science - Thu, 07 May 2009 PST
At the family science night at Jefferson Elementary School, Derek Chaves, 5, top, and his brother Kevin, 4, learn about how water moves.
WSU to launch online MBA program
Washington State University's College of Business plans to offer an online MBA program starting this fall.
WSU adding online MBA program 2 hours, 35 minutes ago
Washington State University's College of Business plans to offer an online MBA program starting this fall.
Bofa Flies to 800 Meter Win at EWU Pelluer Invite
Emmanuel Bofa raced to an automatic NCAA Division III national qualifying mark and set a new Whitworth University record while winning the 800 meter run on Friday evening at the 38th annual Pelluer Invitational, hosted by Eastern Washington University.
Final Great Decisions Lecture of 2009 to address universal human rights
Robert Schrire, a professor at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, and founder of the Institute for the Study of Public Policy, will present the fifth and final lecture in the 52nd annual Great Decisions Lecture Series at Whitworth University.
Noted historian, bestselling author Ron White to speak at 119th Commencement May 17
Ron White, author of three bestselling books on Abraham Lincoln, including his latest, A. Lincoln: A Biography , will return to Whitworth University, where he once taught, to address graduates at the 119th undergraduate ceremony.