College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Title		Authored on
Bellingham writer recounts ups and downs of healthcare during wife's 18 months with fatal brain tumor	Bellingham writer Robert Duke's book, "Waking Up Dying: Caregiving When There Is No Tomorrow," is graphic, intense and frightening. Graphic because he doesn't hold back describing the damage from the brain tumor that killed his wife of 40 years…	2014-07-28
Coal exports from Bellingham could ramp up rapidly	Developers of the largest of the region’s proposed coal-export terminals have shifted their site plan to claim a dramatic reduction in impacts on wetlands. Simultaneously, SSA Marine, the Seattle international terminal operator, said it will speed up plans to…	2014-07-23
Harris named Student Publications Council chair		2014-07-23
'Echoes of War' serial delves into Bellingham's connection to Civil War mystery	Last summer, a serial story written by six community members pondered what life in Bellingham might be like 100 years from now. Starting Monday, July 21, a new group of local writers look back in time in a six-part story about Bellingham in the early 1900s.	2014-07-21
From Window magazine: 'Make Me a Writer'		2014-07-17
Governor appoints Carly Roberts as new �� student trustee		2014-07-02
Garcia has article published in Vanderbilt e-Journal of Luso-Hispanic Studies		2014-06-30
Everett woman tackles bias in all shapes and sizes	Jordan Richardson graduated cum laude from Western Washington University. At commencement June 14, she was honored as a Presidential Scholar. Smart and creative, she is also unapologetic when she uses a certain “F word”. “I am a fat woman,” the 21-year-old said. “I use it as a…	2014-06-27
Carroll receives HDSA Researcher of the Year award		2014-06-25
From Window magazine: 'Presidential Wordsmith'		2014-06-25

Bellingham writer recounts ups and downs of healthcare during wife's 18 months with fatal brain tumor

Bellingham writer Robert Duke's book, "Waking Up Dying: Caregiving When There Is No Tomorrow," is graphic, intense and frightening.

Graphic because he doesn't hold back describing the damage from the brain tumor that killed his wife of 40 years…

2014-07-28

Coal exports from Bellingham could ramp up rapidly

Developers of the largest of the region’s proposed coal-export terminals have shifted their site plan to claim a dramatic reduction in impacts on wetlands.

Simultaneously, SSA Marine, the Seattle international terminal operator, said it will speed up plans to…

2014-07-23

Harris named Student Publications Council chair

2014-07-23

'Echoes of War' serial delves into Bellingham's connection to Civil War mystery

Last summer, a serial story written by six community members pondered what life in Bellingham might be like 100 years from now.

Starting Monday, July 21, a new group of local writers look back in time in a six-part story about Bellingham in the early 1900s.

2014-07-21

From Window magazine: 'Make Me a Writer'

2014-07-17

Governor appoints Carly Roberts as new �� student trustee

2014-07-02

Garcia has article published in Vanderbilt e-Journal of Luso-Hispanic Studies

2014-06-30

Everett woman tackles bias in all shapes and sizes

Jordan Richardson graduated cum laude from Western Washington University. At commencement June 14, she was honored as a Presidential Scholar. Smart and creative, she is also unapologetic when she uses a certain “F word”.
“I am a fat woman,” the 21-year-old said. “I use it as a…

2014-06-27

Carroll receives HDSA Researcher of the Year award

2014-06-25

From Window magazine: 'Presidential Wordsmith'

2014-06-25

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