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| Independent journalist David Barsamian to speak on uprisings Nov. 8 on campus | |||
| Raquel Montoya-Lewis named to federal committee on juvenile justice | |||
| Western to Host Award-Winning Independent Journalist David Barsamian Nov. 8 | |||
| The Modern Hunter-Gatherer | Folks in the Northwest love an excuse to get outdoors, and local organic food is all the rage. That's sent the Whole Foods crowd into the woods bearing wicker baskets like so many well–appointed peasants. Are mushroom–hunting, berry–picking and nettle–harvesting steps toward a sustainable… |
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| Western's Raquel Montoya-Lewis Named to Federal Committee on Juvenile Justice | |||
| Free lecture about marine birds Oct. 27 in Bellingham | The decline of marine birds in Whatcom County and across Puget Sound is the topic of a free lecture Thursday evening, Oct. 27. |
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| Author discusses Hawaii guidebook for youngsters | Several years ago, Fairhaven-area writer and educator Dana Rozier was vacationing in Hawaii with her children and she wanted to help them learn about the 50th state's rich natural history. She searched for an age-appropriate guidebook but found there were none - so she decided to write one… |
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| Death row exonoree shares story in first World Issues Forum | |||
| World Issues Forum begins Wednesday with presentation from death row exonoree | |||
| Western Washington University hosts free lectures about world issues | Lectures about recovering from earthquakes in Haiti, immigration enforcement and death row inmates headline the 10th annual World Issues Forum this fall. |