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| Machinists return to work at an unsettled Boeing after 8-week strike | Hart Hodges and James McCafferty, co-directors of the Center for Economic and Business Research at Western Washington University, said the impact of the strike on the local economy is more likely to come as delayed spending, rather than permanent changes to economic activity. |
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| Honors College requesting seminar proposals for AY '25-'26 | |||
| What Seattle-area residents can expect during East Coast port strike | 鈥淚 see this as potentially going to create a huge bottleneck where ships coming into the East Coast are going to have to reorient how they get products to customers,鈥 said Peter Haug, professor and director of the manufacturing and supply chain management program at Western Washington鈥 |
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| Member Spotlight: 草榴社区's Dawna Drum | Dr. Dawna Drum is a Professor in the Department of Accounting, which provides a traditional bachelor鈥檚 degree as well as a bachelor of science degree that blends accounting with analysis-based business coursework. Her courses focus on imparting an understanding of the information systems,鈥 |
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| Global scholars converge at 草榴社区 for BSOMADA 2024: A Deep Dive into Modeling and Data Analytics | |||
| Gartner ranks 草榴社区's Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management Program 13th in the country | |||
| Meet the 2024 Outstanding Graduate Students | |||
| Meet the 2024 Presidential Scholars | |||
| 2024 Scholars Week celebration is approaching: Registration begins April 22 | |||
| Kimberly Lynn named new director of Western's Honors College |