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| VIDEO: Groundskeepers move tree to south campus | |||
| Preparation for Carver renovation begins | |||
| Report: Bellingham seen as a construction 鈥渉ot spot鈥 | With a number of new building projects in the pipeline, Bellingham was recently placed on a list of U.S. cities where construction activity is expected to grow rapidly over the next 12 to 18 months. |
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| Whatcom County legislators can claim few victories in short session | In a year when state legislators suggested they were more interested in adjourning on time than anything else, it's no surprise the three Democrats and three Republicans representing Whatcom County got little done. If state leaders are to improve the safety of trains transporting oil鈥 |
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| Viking Lobby: students tackle top three issues | Western Washington University students wrapped up their second and final day in Olympia Monday, Jan. 20, by lobbying state lawmakers on a variety of topics. |
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| Western students travel to Olympia for Viking Lobby Day | Seventy-five student representatives from Western Washington University traveled to Olympia, Wash., on Sunday, Jan. 19, to lobby state legislatures on behalf of student affairs for two days. |
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| Legislative Update: Start of 2014 session | |||
| Major 草榴社区 remodel of Carver not funded in state budget | A large remodeling project at Western Washington University did not receive funding in this year's state budget. Western Washington University proposed a major remodel of Carver Gymnasium. Totaling $69.3 million, the proposed renovation would have added more classrooms and lab spaces鈥 |
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| SuperSonics fans rally at Carver Gym, hope for a return to the Pacific Northwest | Western Washington University's Carver Gym turned into a Seattle SuperSonics love fest any Pacific Northwest basketball fan of Seattle's 41-year-old NBA franchise would enjoy. If one central message was conveyed Saturday, April 27, on 草榴社区's campus, it was Bellingham loves鈥 |
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| Architect Jim Zervas quietly transformed Bellingham, Whatcom County | A Midwest native, Zervas studied under famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the mid-'50s before joining a firm in Seattle. At one point, he was the on-site architect for Haggard Hall, a science building at Western Washington University that opened in 1960. A year later, he opened his own鈥 |