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These renderings show how Do Ho Suh's installation will look hanging in the Academic Instructional Center West at WWU.   Piece by renowned artist Do Ho Suh to be installed in Western's AIC Internationally renowned artist Do Ho Suh’s artwork “Cause & Effect” has been commissioned for the Academic Instructional Center West building at Western Washington University. The first phase of the installation will begin mid-December. Access to AIC West will be limited from Dec. 12 to 30 while the sculpture's support structure is installed. More features: Photos: 'Everything Small' exhibit in VU Gallery ends Friday Photos: Fall sun is short-lived on campus; snow may be in the offing Photos: Mansfield starts WWU Connections series with talk on being vegan in Bellingham Video: Student's Web app earns Environmental Protection Agency award Video: Western celebrates Veterans Day on campus Photos: Western Reads author Prothero speaks to packed house on campus Photos: Law School Info Fair is opening for students to graduate education Tracking climate change lands McClanahan in Mongolia Photos: Students take part in live, local election coverage Video: Students help create election night coverage in Whatcom County Weekend could hold winter weather at WWU Writers have until Dec. 1 to submit for Whatcom WRITES! contest President Shepard posts blog entry on free speech and the Law School Information Fair Columbia Bank executive to speak at Western Friday Petition begun to support federal financial aid Western wins Golden Apple Award for faculty, staff wellness program Alumna Sarah Porter places 22nd at NYC Marathon Western Today, the news and information website for Western Washington University, is a service of the Office of University Communications at WWU. The website is updated daily throughout the year. Visit the website online at http://www.wwu.edu/westerntoday/. Contact Western Today editor Matthew Anderson at (360) 650-7434 or matthew.anderson@wwu.edu.

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