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Western’s Biology Department saved $50,000 on the purchase of a powerful new microscope that has the ability to capture 3D images of cells.
The total cost to Western was $65,325.

It’s a Skagit Valley mystery more than 2,300 years in the making.
Where did a 300-year-old tree — from around the time of the death of Alexander the Great — come from, and how did it end up under 11 feet of muck and mud in Joe Leary Slough?

Canada’s football clan is rallying around local legend Lorne Davies, who is in the intensive care unit at St. Paul’s Hospital and awaiting a transfer to palliative care.

Western Washington University has produced the highest number of Peace Corps volunteers of any college of its size for the third year in a row, according to the organization’s 2015 rankings.

In the current world of electronic music, Odesza is a breath of fresh air.

The duo of Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight opted to stray from the sound of the typical headbanging, drop-centric style that has become so prevalent in EDM.

For the second time in three years, three Washington universities have sent more undergraduates to work overseas in the Peace Corps than any other schools of their respective sizes in the nation.

The state of Washington is well on its way to becoming known for one of the nation's top producers of Peace Corps volunteers.

For the second time in three years, schools in the state have been ranked for producing the most volunteers currently serving in Peace Corps in small, medium…