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3 universities in Washington pack Peace Corps pipeline

For the second time in three years, three Washington universities have sent more undergraduates to work overseas in the Peace Corps than any other schools of their respective sizes in the nation.

Washington state leads in Peace Corps rankings

The state of Washington is well on its way to becoming known for one of the nation's top producers of Peace Corps volunteers.

For the second time in three years, schools in the state have been ranked for producing the most volunteers currently serving in Peace Corps in small, medium鈥

Bellingham attorney Dave Freeman planning ahead for working while blind

Dave Freeman decided to become an attorney, in part, because he knew it was work he could do even if he went blind.

An Olympia native, Freeman started having problems seeing in the dark when he was about 10. By 14, he was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, an鈥

草榴社区 marine center lets students plunge into science

It鈥檚 a drizzly, February day, but the spirits of the elementary school students at Western Washington University鈥檚 Shannon Point Marine Center are bright as they scour the beach for signs of marine life.
Some of them find limpets and barnacles, others find crawly creatures with claws that鈥

鈥楶romise K鈥 gives Bellingham kids a jump start to their education

Months before Deja Fink鈥檚 son was set to begin kindergarten, she didn鈥檛 think he was ready.

Her son, Patrick Mills, had never been to preschool or day care, and he had no experience being around other kids in a social setting.

Uptown Art offers lessons, drinks, food and your own painting to take home

Think you can鈥檛 draw? Uptown Art would like to convince you otherwise.

The studio on Bellwether Way is a place where anyone can produce a painting in an evening or weekend afternoon while having a drink with friends. It鈥檚 a fusion of art, entertainment and personal鈥

Founder of Whatcom鈥檚 Growing Veterans given national honor

Chris Brown is now the member of a group that includes First Lady Michelle Obama, Starbucks founder Howard Schultz, and Jon Stewart of 鈥淭he Daily Show.鈥

New trustee selected for Bellingham Public Library board

A new trustee has been appointed to the five-member board that governs and makes policy for the Bellingham Public Library system.

Rick Osen replaces Faye Hill, whose term on the Board of Trustees has ended. Each term lasts five years.

Grieving for Chapel Hill

A somber crowd gathered in Red Square to hold candles and say a silent prayer for the victims of the Tuesday, Feb. 10 Chapel Hill shooting.
Over 100 people attended the Thursday, Feb. 12, vigil, which was organized by Western鈥檚 Muslim Student Association. Participants included Western鈥

For Valentines Day, students offer free hugs
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