Photo Galleries
Associated Students Art & Music Production photos by Natalie Ballard.
Final preparations for opening Kaiser Borsari Hall, Western’s new electrical and computer engineering, energy science, and computer science building, are underway, and the building remains on schedule to open for the winter quarter in January.
The campus community once again outdid itself with an amazing variety of incredible costumes - look for yourself (or a friend) below!
WWU photos by Luke Hollister, Drew Hedlund and Grace Thompson.
WWU Visual Journalism student Grace Thompson will capture and share images to Western Today from across campus this quarter - images focusing on students and the student experience at Western, by a student. Check in often look for your friends, peers, or colleagues!
The annual tradition of First Night Out may have been soggier than planners had hoped for, but spirits were undimmed by rain and a great time was had by all!
WWU's Luke Hollister has been across campus since move-in weekend started, taking images of many smiling and happy new students and their families and hundreds of Vikings meeting old and new friends at Info Fair. Take a look and see if you see any familiar faces!
About 2,180 students attended Commencement Weekend ceremonies in Carver Gym June 14-16. A huge congratulations to all the newest Viking alums!
Western's Industrial Design program will once again partner with Ideal, a local design shop, to present “ReMade: Celebration,” an annual project by Professor of Engineering & Design Arūnas Ošlapas and his students to create new items from discarded materials
Opening night for this year's ReMade project is Friday, May 17, from 6-9 p.m. at Ideal, at 1227 Cornwall Ave. in downtown Bellingham.
Many from the WWU, Bellingham, Whatcom County and local Indigenous communities came together on Thursday, April 11 to celebrate the groundbreaking ceremony for Western's new House of Healing longhouse.
The longhouse is the result of a 2016 letter written by Native American Student Union (NASU) members at Western looking for more support. This will be the first longhouse in the City of Bellingham, located at the south end of Sehome Hill Arboretum.
WWU Environmental Studies/Spanish major and Honors College student Samantha Herlich took some time out of her schedule to talk to us about her current study-abroad experience in Cusco, Peru.