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Washington jobless claims remain at historic highs as recovery slows

Whatcom leaders hold first listening session on racism. This is what they heard

²ÝÁñÉçÇø changes its fall classroom plans. Here‘s what that means for students, staff

Journalism's Carolyn Nielsen publishes new article in the International Symposium on Online Journalism

Fall 2020 Update from the President

Employees: The PEBB limited open enrollment ends Friday

Inslee extends pause on phases indefinitely, updates Safe Start guidance

Whatcom ‘listening session’ on systemic racism begins. Here’s how to join in

NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover mission serves as ultimate test for working from home (planet)

NASA’s big move to search for life on Mars – and to bring rocks home

The Coronavirus Vaccine: Myths and Realities, with ²ÝÁñÉçÇø’s Gerry Prody 

²ÝÁñÉçÇø Vice President of University Advancement to Retire

Border restrictions continue to hit Whatcom economy, particularly in this city

Is it risky or not during a pandemic? Graphic offers guide, but some say beware

Here‘s where you can see movies under the stars in Whatcom County this summer

Fourteen more test positive for COVID-19 in Whatcom County, state says Sunday

Nasa Mars rover: How Perseverance will hunt for signs of past life

Anti-racism rally held in Sedro-Woolley

RWI co-sponsoring Tuesday webinar titled 'Jim Crow Laws and Nazi Racial Policy' at noon

Western’s Plastics and Composites Program Named Among the Nation’s Best

Employees: Fidelity hosting pair of upcoming investment workshops

Western Libraries Update – July 24, 2020

Inslee tightens restrictions on bars, restaurants, weddings as Washington COVID cases rise

WSU, Seattle U. to teach almost all classes remotely this fall

Eleven more test positive for COVID-19

Whatcom calls costs of drive-thru testing ‘unsustainable’ — here’s the total bill

Have you heard the one about the offensive joke?

With COVID-19 increasing, state ‘may continue to extend’ pause in phases, officials say