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| Faculty members needed to advise new students during orientation programs, deadline is March 15 | |||
| Whatcom County Council approves settlement with Caitac | If Whatcom County changes zoning to let Caitac USA build a resort hotel and housing north of Bellingham, the company will drop its legal challenge, according to an approved settlement. |
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| Want a faculty summer grant? Apply by March 1 | |||
| Calif. TV station runs segment on Ira Hyman's cell phone attentiveness research | |||
| Renowned violinist Jennifer Koh brings intensity to Whatcom Symphony Orchestra show | Virtuoso violinist Jennifer Koh returns to Bellingham Sunday, Feb. 27, to perform with the Whatcom Symphony Orchestra. |
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| Can you name 50 edible plants native to the Northwest? ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Hahn to discuss this and more Feb. 23 | |||
| Johann Neem has essays published on American history, democracy and nationalism | |||
| Kean teaches math, viola and how to 'learn how to learn' | |||
| Memorial service for Shearlean Duke set for March 6 | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø professor: Economic reforms needed to ensure a democratic Egypt | With Egypt's future unsettled after the ouster of President Mubarak, The Herald asked professor Leonard Helfgott to share his thoughts about the pivotal country. |