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| C-SPAN visits Bellingham | |||
| Professor researches typhoon's psychological effects | |||
| Want to study food culture in Italy? Get more info Jan. 7 | |||
| Whatcom County stories on C-SPAN this weekend, Jan. 4 & 5 | Whatcom County's history and literary scene are the focus of C-SPAN's Cities Tour programming this Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 4 and 5. On Saturday, a block of literary programs starts at 9 a.m. on BookTV (C-SPAN2, available on Comcast channel 25). On Sunday, a block of… |
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| Rock-solid wedding for Whatcom couple | On a geological scale, the time that lapsed between when Niki and Doug Clark met each other and when they started to date was infinitesimally small. Doug, an associate professor of geology at Western Washington University, and Niki, an EMT for Whatcom County Fire District 8, first crossed… |
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| Seal guts, protests and 'smoke floating' - stories from Jerry Flora | I first enrolled at what was then called Western Washington State College in 1969, well into the nation's protest years. Western had its share of marches and rallies but remained free of the major rampages that trashed other universities and resulted in injuries and even deaths, notably at… |
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| Consolidation Voting Case Still Complex in 3rd Year | Three years after all the votes were counted in dual votes on an attempt to consolidate city and county governments, the federal lawsuit over the dual-vote requirement in state law continues. And a look at the depositions and other written statements in the case file from the experts for… |
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| Safavi speaks, chairs sessions at Dallas conference | |||
| Partsch has two articles published | |||
| Faculty may apply for project development funding |