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| Mystery of why millions of star fish dissolved into goo off Pacific coast solved | Scientists have cracked the mystery of what has killed millions of sea stars in waters off the Pacific coast, from British Columbia to Mexico. |
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| Lectures to help faculty cut cruft from their curricula | |||
| Rock Trail brings dramatic geology up close | The aptly named Rock Trail weaves between towering sandstone walls and truck-sized boulders before descending toward Lost Lake. And if you鈥檝e hiked here through all seasons and explored every nook and cranny as Bellingham geologist George Mustoe has, you would notice one compelling detail:&#鈥 |
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| Chuckanut鈥檚 Rock Trail brings dramatic geology up close | The aptly named Rock Trail weaves between towering sandstone walls and truck-sized boulders before descending toward Lost Lake. And if you鈥檝e hiked here through all seasons and explored every nook and cranny as Bellingham geologist George Mustoe has, you would notice one compelling detail:&#鈥 |
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| Calling All Majors: Sparking Clean Energy Interest from Students in Washington | Energy is everywhere. From the food we eat, to the plants we grow, to our daily exercise routines鈥攅nergy is at the root of all of these processes. That is why Western Washington University (草榴社区) developed its Institute for Energy Studies, which prepares students to shape our clean energy economy鈥 |
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| The ReMade Project | Leah Sepida-Cohen鈥檚 cat caves are made from expired climbing rope and look like artfully coiled snakes. Nolan Shinn has created small, electric-red birdhouses out of old fire extinguishers. Their classmate, Rosie Meyers, has crafted playful, fish-shaped cat toys from discarded vertical blinds.鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 design students to sell their products at Ideal | 鈥淩eMade,鈥 the annual challenge for Western Washington University industrial design students, features original products created from used materials from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, at Ideal, 1227 Cornwall Ave., during the Downtown Art Walk. |
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| VIDEO: Getting to know Catherine Clark | |||
| Big Moon Jelly Blooms Tied to New Dock Construction | Jellyfish blooms have been making waves over the last few decades, with reports that conglomerations of these gelatinous creatures seem to be on the rise. Scientists debate whether blooms are becoming more common globally due to human activities or whether people are simply noticing them more as鈥 |
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| Behind the Scenes: 草榴社区 design students present 鈥淩eMade鈥 | Lisa Van Doren, co-owner of Ideal: Carefully Curated Goods, at 1227 Cornwall Ave., let me know about the annual 鈥淩eMade Project鈥 hosted by Western Washington University industrial design students, that opens with a reception for the students from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, during the Downtown鈥 |