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| False arguments fuel government assistance to Canada’s entertainment industry | The CRTC’s recent crackdown on a trio of X-rated channels for not showing enough Canadian content is a classic example of how government policies supporting Canada’s entertainment industry are costly and inefficient, says Steven Globerman, author of a new Fraser Institute study on the government… |
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| Spring quarter bus passes now available | |||
| Revised policy on sexual misconduct open for campus review | |||
| The military gateway to the middle class is vanishing | For many Americans, earning a college degree and buying a house are considered milestones on the path toward a middle-class life. For Ted White, a licensed mental health therapist and proud homeowner, neither of those steps would have been easy, or perhaps even possible, without a career in the… |
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| Pierce returns to help open Employee Art Show | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø professor to address cyberbullying in free Bellingham talk | The advent of the Internet and the rise of social media means bullying is no longer limited to the schoolyard. Western Washington University psychology professor David Sattler will talk about how to keep children safe from cyberbullying in a free talk at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 12, in… |
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| Rand Jimerson publishes new book | Randall C. Jimerson, professor of history and director of the graduate program in Archives and Records Management at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington, explores the public and private impact of the Civil Rights struggle in “Shattered Glass in Birmingham: My Family’s Fight… |
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| Western brings business bachelor’s program to Olympic College | Western Washington University will bring a four-year bachelor’s program to Kitsap County. Olympic College in Poulsbo, Wash. will feature a business management and administration degree next fall. |
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| Western alumnus Ryan Dudenbostel to join Music Department faculty | |||
| Military Gateway to the Middle Class Is Vanishing | For many Americans, earning a college degree and buying a house are considered milestones on the path toward a middle-class life. For Ted White, a licensed mental health therapist and proud homeowner, neither of those steps would have been easy, or perhaps even possible, without a career in the… |