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| Guess, Magee to have collection of stories published | |||
| Trimble receives distinguished Francis J. Bonner Award | |||
| LeaAnn Martin named dean at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences | |||
| SpeakEasy event in Fairhaven to let listeners probe the minds of poets | If you've ever attended a poetry reading, you've probably had this frustrating experience. The featured poet reads a poem that catches your attention. Perhaps it's a line, a phrase or a single word. You wonder how the poet came up with the idea, and how he or she wrote the… |
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| Foster graduate honored as ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Presidential Scholar | Alyne Sanchez of Tukwila, a graduate of Foster High School, was honored as one of seven Presidential Scholars during the Western Washington University commencement June 15. |
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| Communication Studies' Jennifer Karchmer wins SPJ award | |||
| 'Sort of' alive: Researchers probe how kids think about robots | One way young kids learn to organize the world is by dividing it into living and non-living things. But now that robots vacuum our floors and smart phones talk back to us, do children think of technology as alive? A team of Washington researchers is exploring how kids interact with robots, and… |
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| Presidential Scholars Announced at Commencement | |||
| 'Sort of' alive: Researchers probe how kids think about robots | One way young kids learn to organize the world is by dividing it into living and non-living things. But now that robots vacuum our floors and smart phones talk back to us, do children think of technology as alive? A team of Washington researchers is exploring how kids interact with robots, and… |
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| Census: Asians eclipse Hispanics as fastest-growing group in Whatcom County | Immigrants from Asia - not Latin America - are leading the trend to a more diverse Whatcom County, the latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics show. Among county residents claiming only one race or ethnicity, the number who are of Asian descent increased 5.3 percent between 2011 and 2012,… |