College of Humanities and Social Sciences

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Vernon Johnson has chapter published based on South Africa work		2014-12-22
Three writers share poems about Bellingham	Charles Luckmann, Tim Pilgrim and Paul Piper share poems from their book, “Bellingham Poems,” at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 14, at Village Books, 1200 11th St. Whether it’s a peek at Clayton Beach’s naked sunbathers or the aroma of poached salmon and ancient stories found in Salish baskets, “…	2014-12-12
Lynn's book is runner-up for 2013 Frank and Elizabeth Brewer Prize		2014-12-08
�� explores collaboration in China, Mongolia		2014-11-25
Coal ports' critics question the economics	Developers of two giant coal-export terminals proposed in Washington “are facing severe headwinds” in a volatile global energy economy, a nationally-known consultant on the economics of coal said Wednesday in Seattle.	2014-11-20
Phi Kappa Phi to initiate new members Nov. 12		2014-11-06
Here we go again: State’s U.S. House incumbents sailing to re-election	By now you’ve heard how much Americans despise the gridlocked Congress. Its job-approval rating stood at 13 percent in recent polls by CNN and Fox News. A survey last year found cockroaches and used-car salesmen held in higher esteem. So how do Washington voters…	2014-11-03
Late ad blitzes landing in Senate races going over the top	This year’s crop of campaign ads in Washington state races might seem nastier than in past years — or they might not. It depends on where you live. The reason is simple: Few seats in the Legislature have a shot at switching parties this fall, so huge amounts of advertising are landing in…	2014-11-03
Stout named to �� leadership program	Karen Stout has been named to the Bowman Distinguished Professorship in Leadership and will be director of the Karen W. Morse Institute for Leadership at Western Washington University, the school announced.	2014-10-31
Karen Stout named to ��’s Bowman Distinguished Professorship in Leadership		2014-10-30

Vernon Johnson has chapter published based on South Africa work

2014-12-22

Three writers share poems about Bellingham

Charles Luckmann, Tim Pilgrim and Paul Piper share poems from their book, “Bellingham Poems,” at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 14, at Village Books, 1200 11th St.

Whether it’s a peek at Clayton Beach’s naked sunbathers or the aroma of poached salmon and ancient stories found in Salish baskets, “…

2014-12-12

Lynn's book is runner-up for 2013 Frank and Elizabeth Brewer Prize

2014-12-08

�� explores collaboration in China, Mongolia

2014-11-25

Coal ports' critics question the economics

Developers of two giant coal-export terminals proposed in Washington “are facing severe headwinds” in a volatile global energy economy, a nationally-known consultant on the economics of coal said Wednesday in Seattle.

2014-11-20

Phi Kappa Phi to initiate new members Nov. 12

2014-11-06

Here we go again: State’s U.S. House incumbents sailing to re-election

By now you’ve heard how much Americans despise the gridlocked Congress. Its job-approval rating stood at 13 percent in recent polls by CNN and Fox News. A survey last year found cockroaches and used-car salesmen held in higher esteem.

So how do Washington voters…

2014-11-03

Late ad blitzes landing in Senate races going over the top

This year’s crop of campaign ads in Washington state races might seem nastier than in past years — or they might not. It depends on where you live.

The reason is simple: Few seats in the Legislature have a shot at switching parties this fall, so huge amounts of advertising are landing in…

2014-11-03

Stout named to �� leadership program

Karen Stout has been named to the Bowman Distinguished Professorship in Leadership and will be director of the Karen W. Morse Institute for Leadership at Western Washington University, the school announced.

2014-10-31

Karen Stout named to ��’s Bowman Distinguished Professorship in Leadership

2014-10-30

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