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Explore the lessons learned from those who left a life of hate behind Oct. 6
Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers: Conversations with Washington’s rising teachers and those fostering their success

For three weeks during her teaching residency, (WWU recent graduate) Kenlee Pope took over a fifth-grade classroom in Everett.

Pope had already spent months working alongside her mentor, Thomas Trexel, at Monroe Elementary School. She had taught lessons and had built…

WWU ranks #1 for best value among Washington regional universities
In more Mount Vernon elementary schools, students are learning in both Spanish, English

Research shows that students in well-implemented dual language programs tend to outperform their peers in monolingual programs in both language proficiency and academic content, said Cory Mathieu, an assistant professor at Western Washington University’s college of education, who teaches…

In Memoriam: Jane T. Verner
Meet the 2026 Outstanding Graduate Students
Meet the 2026 Presidential Scholars
WWU alum Ariela Ikezawa recognized for early career excellence by the National Science Teaching Association
Washington sues Trump's Dept. of Education, alleging illegal restriction of student loans

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown and a coalition of 23 states and two governors sued the U.S. Department of Education on Tuesday, alleging a new federal rule unlawfully restricts access to student loans for graduate students pursuing professional degrees in fields including healthcare.…

WWU’s Fraser Lecture Series to highlight Indigenous knowledge, experiences, wisdom and storytelling
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