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| Native projects for renewable energy discussed at Studium | Reuben Martinez, a member of the Makah Tribe, will discuss 鈥淓nergy Sovereignty: Exploring Renewable Energy Projects with Tribal Nations鈥 at 12:30 p.m. Thursday during the Peninsula College鈥檚 Studium Generale. The free virtual presentation is available at 鈥 |
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| 草榴社区鈥檚 Caitlin Bannister is Western鈥檚 first Behavioral Neuroscience student to receive a coveted Goldwater Scholarship | |||
| Brad Johnson Named 草榴社区鈥檚 New Provost and Executive Vice President聽聽 | |||
| Lagging behind national trend, Seattle workers not in hurry to return to the office | This spring many Seattle-area firms began reopening their offices and tempting workers back with promises of pizza, spontaneous workplace joviality and other all-but-forgotten pleasures of in-person employment. To which many office workers appear to have said, 鈥渕eh鈥 鈥 much to the dismay鈥 |
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| Bellingham鈥檚 Blue Room Finds Its Rhythm as New Downtown, All-Ages Venue | Formerly the site of the Glow and Studio B night clubs, the space above KPOP Chicken and Beer is now , an all-ages performance venue. Less than two months into operations, the space is bringing a diverse array of live entertainment to鈥 |
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| These are some surprising positives for Whatcom County鈥檚 spring economic outlook | Despite inflation, rising interest rates and the lingering impact of COVID-19, business activity in Whatcom County remains in relatively good shape heading into summer. More people are interested in starting a business, business debt is being paid down while vacancy rates for retail,鈥 |
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| The Mental & Physical Health Benefits and Shortcomings of Moving to a Smaller Metro | The latest on the evolution of the rental market in 2021 revealed that renters are鈥 |
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| Scholars Week returning to in-person format this year; registration聽opens April 25 | |||
| The West thought money could tame dictators. Has Putin proved it can鈥檛? | Since the end of the Cold War, the United States and other Western powers have pursued a noble idea 鈥 that by tying themselves economically to their rivals, they might escape the dismal cycle of great-power conflicts. In that spirit, Germany encouraged gas and oil imports from Russia over the鈥 |
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| Putin鈥檚 War Could Save the Global Economic Order | Russia鈥檚 invasion of Ukraine could be seen as a catastrophe for the world economy. Surging oil and gas prices are feeding inflation that in many countries was already at the highest levels in four decades. Financial markets have plummeted, erasing trillions of dollars in wealth. Western鈥 |