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| Dead Parrots host first improv festival | The Dead Parrots Society will be making Western more spontaneous with its first ever improvisation festival, which will bring improv teams from all over the U.S. and Canada to campus at the end of May. At the festival, six university improv teams will come to Western: University of… |
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| Culture Shock to feature variety of performances | |||
| Take Back the Night is May 12 | |||
| Ready. Set. Dance. | |||
| Veterans to read their stories of service at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø event | Bellingham resident Malcolm Kenyon recounted when he was aboard a Navy minesweeper at the mouth of the Mekong River. They were searching fishing boats for contraband and draft dodgers. It was 1966, early in the Vietnam War. An officer aboard kept threatening the fishermen and their family… |
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| Coding day teaches value of open source | |||
| Events help celebrate Mongolia | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø ensemble performs Benedictine choral music May 9 | Western Washington University’s Collegium Musicum takes its name from the ubiquitous university orchestras of the early 18th century, most famously Johann Sebastian Bach’s ensemble at the University of Leipzig. |
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| Panel to discuss 'communities and marijuana' in downtown Bellingham May 13 | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø prof Donovan seeks Whatcom Council seat | Western Washington University professor and Democrat-friendly Todd Donovan announced this morning, Tuesday, May 5, he will run for Whatcom County Council. Donovan, 52, currently sits among the progressive minority on the 15-member Whatcom Charter Review commission. He was one of six… |