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| Huxley College Alumni Denise Attwood and Ric Conner to Speak May 18 about their work on fair trade in the Himalaya | ||||
| Rad Cunningham’s Path from Bugs, to Bikes to Buildings | Rad Cunningham’s path to public service was an adventurous one. After graduating from with a degree in… |
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| Eric Carabba Leaves Whatcom Land Trust as a Force of Nature | Born and raised in Whatcom’s South Fork Valley (another stronghold where WLT allies healthy farms, forests and water) Eric served with the Army, built trails and studied geography at … |
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| Dominique Lantagne Supports Local Children through Special Olympics | Dominique attended |
In December of her first year as a graduate student at the University of Maine, Kaitlyn Abrams went to the chair of her English department and asked whether the university had any environmental journals. “She said, ‘No, but maybe you should start one,’ ” Abrams said.… |
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| My adopted homeland’s compassion is needed now more than ever | The land of my birth is filled with desperate people. Because of America, I am not one of them. |
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| 'Beneficiary of Heroes:' Journalist Shot in the L.A. Riots Looks Back 25 Years Later | Growing up in Seattle, Kramer dreamed of being a newspaper columnist: “I was one of those people irritated in junior high that there was no student paper,” he says. He studied journalism and played football at Western Washington University… |
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| A father-son story written on Mt. Everest | Whittaker lives in Bellingham, Washington, where he attended Western Washington University, and was recognized as the Outstanding Graduate of the Year in the English Department, the highest honor bestowed upon an undergraduate student.… |
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| 3 don’t-miss art exhibitions in Seattle, April edition | ||||
| How a squirrel costume changed fashion in Bellingham | Five years ago they were two broke Western Washington University students in Bellingham with nothing but a plan and a squirrel costume. |