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| Paleo to go: Anchorage startup makes pre-packaged trail food healthy | In 2010, Heather Kelly was headed on a rafting trip down the Grand Canyon and realized she didn鈥檛 want to be eating instant oatmeal and ramen for 26 days. So she dehydrated 50 pounds of her own food to bring on the expedition instead. |
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| Herald names new opinion editor | Jon Bauer, a longtime editor and writer at the Daily Herald, will assume the title of editorial page editor Oct. 4. |
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| Former Sea Gal Mills loves dancing at the 5th | The 5th Avenue Theatre packed their current production of 鈥淎 Chorus Line鈥 with plenty of local talent, among them Trina Mills (Sheila) in this production. In Seattle, she鈥檚 hoofed her way around numerous stages, starting with the ensemble of "West Side Story" at the 5th. 鈥 |
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| Startup helps new college grads prep for that first real job | After Ian Harvey graduated from Western Washington University this summer, he was unsure just how to land his first job in his field of communications. |
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| 5 things to do: Drink a beer cocktail, pick a hip-hop winner | Odesza, otherwise known as Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight, met at Western Washington University and have been writing music together ever since. |
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| Seeing Stars | A number of Indie rockers, Oscar winning filmmakers, CEOs, news anchors and word game creators all have one thing in common. They once called Bellingham, and Western, home. These alumni are just a few of the many people Western has delivered into the world of fame, fortune and recognition鈥 |
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| Eidolon Asks Us to Imagine a World Without Us | When you boot up Eidolon, you are plopped directly into a vast polygonal forest, somewhere between Bellevue and Olympia, with zero explanation. There鈥檚 no stage-setting, no tutorial, nothing. It鈥檚 just you and the 鈥減ost-human鈥 wilderness expanding in all directions around you. Your only clear鈥 |
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| Roughly 400 to graduate from Western Saturday | |||
| 鈥淚t鈥檚 Like You鈥檙e Conducting an Orchestra鈥 | From the minute you meet Katie Brown, you get the feeling she鈥檚 an amazing teacher. Her intelligence and passion jump out. You immediately think: I would love for my kids to be in her classroom. It鈥檚 no surprise to learn she was named the 2014 Washington State Teacher of the Year. 鈥 |
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| A half-century after high school, Bothell student gets her diploma | Sandra Lantz was about four months away from graduation when Bothell High School鈥檚 principal and vice principal took her aside. |