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A busy year for Bellingham apartment construction, but will it help renters?

Another Whatcom school returns to remote learning, as county surpasses 30,000 COVID cases

Western students return to in-person classes

Western women's basketball highlighted by former Whatcom County prep stars

Crisis standards activated for southern Idaho health systems

Pfizer begins testing omicron-matched COVID shots in adults

'Beat the Blues' this week with a trio of events

Is your department, office, or college planning any Black History Month events?

Woodring to host its first 'Black Lives Matter at School' conference Feb. 2-4

Mining company drops rights to Upper Skagit watershed in key preservation step

Western's Nate Jo named a Rhodes Scholarship finalist

COVID infection rates drop among Whatcom’s fully vaccinated, but climbs among unvaccinated

Plastic rope washes ashore in southwest Washington. In Whatcom, it finds new life

Omicron cases appear to peak in U.S., but deaths keep rising

Hope seen once the omicron wave increases global immunity

Graduation rates dip across US as pandemic stalls progress

²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Regina Barber joins NPR's 'Short Wave' as its first scientist-in-residence

How campus isolation and quarantine spaces have changed this quarter

My summer in the Methow Valley with Sustainability Pathways

Four more deaths linked to Whatcom’s COVID-19 omicron surge, while 474 new cases reported

Largely unvaccinated patients infected with Omicron continue to swamp WA hospitals

Washington confirmed the country’s first COVID patient 2 years ago. What have we learned?

Why Gains for U.S. Workers Are Good for the World

Booster shots needed against omicron, CDC studies show

Update: Western Libraries Winter 2022 Hours

COVID infection rates across Whatcom continue surge, as one region’s rate surpasses 3,000

Whatcom sees big jump in confirmed omicron COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations grow by 23

Most eligible WA residents have gotten COVID boosters, but work still ahead, DOH says