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College of the Environment Gear Lending Library removes barriers to field learning

From Dining at WWU: EBT/SNAP now accepted at Miller Market

Planting Hope Fun Run/Walk set for Saturday, May 16

Raspberries and Coachella

WWU student employee union officially certified after years of strikes, advocacy

Western to host 10th — and final — Great Puzzle Hunt this weekend

In chronically online world, young people turn to radical alternative: birding

One quick question: Why is it so hard for people to consume less even when they care about the impact consumption can have on the environment?

Bellingham City Club explores Whatcom floods with WWU geologist

Six WWU employees eligible for shared leave

WWU faculty Yanara Friedland and Stefania Heim to launch new books at a joint reading on April 24

WWU QueerCon celebrates 10-year milestone on Saturday, April 25

WWU to make a big showing on the global boomerang stage

April Board of Trustees Summary

WWU again ranked in Top 5 of Peace Corps schools for 2025-26

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

Dining at WWU: This Week’s Events and Campus Market Update

Klipsun Magazine unveils spring ‘Language’ issue at downtown release party

WWU’s Makerspace opens doors to all majors, fueling creativity across campus

Noon Business Lunch 4/14/26: Market jump, core inflation, negotiation complexities

In Memoriam: Rodney Johns Payton

Laurie Trautman to speak at Bellingham Whatcom County Tourism's Tourism Education Series April 15

Carbon Grand Challenge will feature students developing real world decarbonization proposals on Earth Day

Earth Week kicks off April 20 with weeklong celebration on and around WWU

Opportunity to Provide Input on Campus-wide Transportation

ATUS’ John Farquhar to retire April 30 after 27 years of service to Western

One Quick Question: Why is it taking so long to reopen I-5?

McCutcheon enjoys her most productive series for Western Washington