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WWU celebrated the beginning of the holiday season with a faculty and staff holiday party and tree-lighting ceremony on Wednesday, Dec. 3.
Along with the holiday treats and cheer, Western gathered donations for the WHOLE Pantry and brought in 286.2 pounds of pre-packaged food and 14.4 pounds of hygiene products for a total 300.6 pounds of donations.
Missed it? Watch the lighting ceremony recap on YouTube.
WWU photos by Luke Hollister.
We Viks aren’t going to let a little weather rain on our costumed parade. Friday’s showing of costumes was all treats. See if you find yourself or one of your friends.
WWU photos by Luke Hollister.
First Night Out was, once again, epic. Check out this photo gallery by WWU's Sean Patrick and Luke Hollister from the night's festivities!
Industrial Design program's 30th annual ReMade project debuts May 30 at Ideal in downtown Bellingham
ReMade 2025: Circularity explores products designed for disassembly, recyclability and material recovery.
The Low Rider Show, a cherished campus tradition first led by M.E.Ch.A. de WWU, returned to Red Square on Sunday, May 18, and was organized by Latinx Men in Higher Education (LMHE).
All photos courtesy Chayton Engelson.
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!