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| Western to host dancer Monica Campbell Oct. 16 for "Peacebuilding Through the Arts" | |||
| Native Speakers, Workshops at Susan Point Exhibition Starting Sept. 22 in the Western Gallery | |||
| Museum exhibit explores climate change | |||
| Western's Theatre Program Named to Top 10 List by OnStage | The major is grounded in fundamentals and a student chooses one or more areas of specialization: Acting, Dramatic Writing, Educational Theatre, Technical Theatre, Theatre Management, Stage Management, Costume Design, Lighting Design and Scenic Design. Facilities include their… |
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| From the community: The Second City - Rashawn Nadine Scott | Actress, comedian and singer Rashawn Nadine Scott is currently performing in Fool Me Twice, Déjà Vu at Chicago's premier improvisational comedy club, The Second City. The show is in its 104th Mainstage Revue and has been running since December 2015. Scott is originally from Tacoma,… |
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| Welcome back Western summer theatre | The beginning of Western Washington University’s fall semester is still more than a month away, but that doesn’t mean all is quiet on the edifice of learning on the hill. Far from it, in fact. Since returning to liven up ²ÝÁñÉçÇø’s campus in July, Western Summer Theatre is once again ensuring… |
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| Exhibition focuses on physicality of minimalist works at Western Washington University | If you want to see major minimalist outdoor artworks by top U.S. artists you don’t have to travel to big cities such as Seattle, San Francisco or New York. Numerous examples of them are right cross the border in Bellingham. More than 25 minimalist and post-minimalist works are in the… |
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| Emeritus Professor of Art Allen Jensen to open new gallery show Aug. 5 in Edison | |||
| Marrowstone Music Festival a tradition for young performers | Marrowstone Music Festival, founded in 1943, is a Pacific Northwest orchestral training program presented by the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras and hosted by Western Washington University. The festival features six performances by musicians ages 14 to 25, July 28 through Aug. 7 at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø’s… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Theatre & Dance Presents Theatre on Campus, Dance in Fairhaven This Summer |