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| Western athletes claim three weekly honors | Western Washington University made it a clean sweep, as it claimed Red Lion/Great Northwest Athletic Conference Athlete of the Week honors in all three sports it participated in over the weekend. Austin Bragg was selected co-player of the week in men's basketball, Trishi Williams was the鈥 |
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| 草榴社区's Warman named GNAC female athlete of the week in track and field | Western Washington University's Emily Warman has been named the Red Lion/Great Northwest Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Female Field Athlete of the Week for Jan. 20-26. Warman, a senior from Sedro-Woolley, improved her NCAA Division II provisional qualifying mark in the鈥 |
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| Deadline is Feb. 6 for student employee nominations | |||
| 草榴社区 professor Kathryn Trueblood wins fiction award | Western Washington University Associate Professor of English Kathryn Trueblood won the 2013 Bellevue Literary Review Goldenberg Prize for Fiction for her story "The No-Tell Hotel," according to a press release. The contest was judged by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jane Smiley鈥 |
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| Trueblood wins literary award for short story 'The No-Tell Hotel' | |||
| Nominations open for honorary doctorates | |||
| 草榴社区's Donigian named GNAC athlete of the week | Western Washington University's Alex Donigian has been named the Red Lion/Great Northwest Athletic Conference Indoor Track-and-Field Athlete of the Week for Jan. 6-12. |
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| Sleuths for our time: smarts, not guns | I can鈥檛 speak for everyone, but in these parlous times even your seasoned crime-fiction columnist finds himself needing something that downplays violence and emphasizes good-humored entertainment. |
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| Port Angeles-raised lawyer gets 'best lawyer' honors | Gabe Galanda, who was raised in Port Angeles, has been honored by Seattle Business magazine as one of 鈥渢he Puget Sound Region's Best Lawyers for 2013鈥 in both the arenas of Native American law and gaming law. |
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| Rob Lopresti wins Black Orchid Novella Award | Western Washington University librarian Rob Lopresti has been named this year's winner of the Black Orchid Novella Award for his novella "The Red Envelope," which will appear in the July/August issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine. The Black Orchid Novella Award is鈥 |