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CHS alum & former Cordova Times intern chosen for Seattle Times journalism symposium

Jae Ranney, a former Cordova Times intern and graduate of Cordova High School, is among just a handful of students chosen for this year’s Seattle Times Pacific Northwest Symposium, a multi-day journalism workshop that kicks off next week.

Ranney, a junior at Western Washington University…

Klipsun Magazine unveils spring ‘Language’ issue at downtown release party
In Memoriam: Rodney Johns Payton
After ‘brutal sessions,’ in Olympia, some want change

Todd Donovan, a political science professor at Western Washington University, is one of those critics. Donovan said on the one hand, a part-time legislature like Washington’s, which pays lawmakers only about $67,000 a year, could encourage people to maintain other jobs — and…

Washington's Legislature is part-time. But after 'brutal sessions,' some want change

Todd Donovan, a political science professor at Western Washington University, is one of those critics. Donovan said on the one hand, a part-time legislature like Washington’s, which pays lawmakers only about $67,000 a year, could encourage people to maintain other jobs — and lead to more…

WWU DECA students shine at state competition, receive national honor
Honing their voice and purpose, Western Debate concludes regular season playing host to regional schools in Bellingham
The Planet makes waves in national competition
Four WWU student journalists selected for Seattle Times 'Best of the Pacific Northwest' Symposium
Vegas native among student journalists selected for Seattle Times ‘Best of the Pacific Northwest’ Symposium

Four students from Western Washington University have been selected to attend the 2026 Seattle Times Best of the Pacific Northwest Symposium. The multi-day workshop in the Seattle Times newsroom pairs students with professional mentors, sends them on reporting assignments…

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