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| Graduating students may sign sustainability pledge | |||
| Governor talks tuition, college funding during 草榴社区 visit | Following a visit to Western Washington University on Monday, March 2, Gov. Jay Inslee said finding money to help state colleges operate is 鈥済oing to take more work.鈥 |
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| 4 minutes with鈥 Orion Lekos PhD, Director of Research, Whole Energy | I did a self designed major in Renewable Energy at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA. I got my masters there as well. I am happy to say they have founded a new college there called the Institute for Energy Studies that I helped create. |
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| Get involved in beekeeping March 4 at 'bee-in' | |||
| C lot short term repairs help to prevent erosion and damage to environment | For a long time, the graveled parking lots at Western have been in various stages of disrepair. Now, according to the Student Safety Office, there is some relief in sight. |
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| Computer simulation shows where volcanic ash could go if Mount Baker erupts | A computer simulation delves 6,600 years into the past to show where volcanic ash would go if Mount Baker blew today. |
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| Submissions open for sustainability challenge; 草榴社区 students were winners last year | |||
| Joel Swisher working to expand degree offerings at Institute for Energy Studies at 草榴社区 | Joel Swisher, the new director of the Institute for Energy Studies at Western Washington University, stumbled across the institute by chance after his son enrolled at Western. |
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| Students rally for divestment | |||
| Students stage oil spill | Students for Renewable Energy (SRE) is hosting a human enactment of an oil spill Friday, Feb. 13 at 11:45 a.m. in Red Square to protest Western鈥檚 decision to not remove fossil fuel stocks from their university investment portfolio. |