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| VIDEO: Western wins Green Business of the Year | |||
| Steve Hall, longtime Olympia city manager, wins Boss of the Year award | Olympia City Manager Steve Hall, who has worked for Olympia as its city manager or assistant city manager for nearly 25 years, was recognized Wednesday as a Boss of the Year. Two others won Boss of the Year awards: Rae-Lynn Bidon, chief operating officer of Olympia Orthopaedic Associates… |
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| Western faculty, staff honored with Community Building Awards | |||
| Lynn's book is runner-up for 2013 Frank and Elizabeth Brewer Prize | |||
| State Relations Leaders at Northern Iowa, Western Washington Recognized for Advocacy Work | A former journalist who has helped secure her institution multiple increases in state aid and a dynamic consensus builder who advocated on behalf of two public institutions for more than three decades are recipients of the 2014 Service Awards in State Government Relations. |
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| Mt. Baker Red Cross will honor real heroes Dec. 11 | What Sheri Baer thought would be a short visit to the grocery store quickly turned into a day she would never forget. |
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| Five Vikings named NSCAA DII West Region All-Stars | The Western Washington University women’s soccer squad placed five players on the 2014 National Soccer Coaches Association of America NCAA Division II West Region All-Star Team announced Wednesday, Dec. 3. |
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| Hutchinson named first-team Daktronics All-American | Western Washington University libero Samantha Hutchinson was named to the American Volleyball Coaches Association NCAA Division II All-America Team for the third straight year in an announcement made Wednesday, Dec. 3. She is the first player in school history to achieve that feat. … |
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| Jones named Daktronics All-American for second year | Western Washington University defender Brianna Jones was a third-team selection on the Daktronics, Inc., NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer All-America Team announced Wednesday, Dec. 3. |
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| Washington Consortium for the Liberal Arts to receive Key of Excellence from Phi Beta Kappa |