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| WSU says candidates won鈥檛 be named in search for president | The governing board for Washington State University doesn鈥檛 intend to reveal the names of candidates for that university鈥檚 top job before appointing a new president next year, an official heading the college鈥檚 national search process says. Michael C. Worthy, a member of the WSU Board of鈥 |
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| Former WCC president Harold Heiner dies | Former longtime Whatcom Community College President Harold Heiner died Saturday, Oct. 17, at the age of 76 after a battle with Parkinson鈥檚 disease. Heiner was instrumental in creating a central campus for WCC during his 24 years as president. Family and former colleagues say he will be鈥 |
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| UNI seeking a new group of peer institutions | Officials at Iowa鈥檚 smallest public university are seeking a new peer group to compare the institution against academically, fiscally and administratively. For more than 20 years, the University of Northern Iowa has bench-marked itself against a group of 10 largely regional public鈥 |
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| Ana Mari Cauce new UW president; popular on, off campus | Breaking a long-standing tradition of picking outsiders to lead the University of Washington, the Board of Regents on Tuesday chose longtime UW professor and administrator Ana Mari Cauce as the university鈥檚 next president. Cauce, a 29-year employee who climbed the university鈥檚 ranks from鈥 |
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| Where our notions of public, charter schools come from | Last month, the Washington state Supreme Court determined that charter schools are ineligible to receive public school funds under the 1889 state constitution. |
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| Take a tour of WCC鈥檚 new Pavilion and Student Recreation Center | Definitely the highlight of the entire project, the fitness center portion of the new Whatcom Pavilion is the area most anticipated by most WCC students. No longer will the entire WCC community need to cram into a 600-square-foot workout room or go elsewhere to get in their weight training and鈥 |
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| Orcas to share Pavilion with 草榴社区 volleyball, basketball teams | When Whatcom Community College students began raising the idea of expanding and improving the Whatcom Pavilion 10 to 15 years ago, it was because there simply was not enough space. Now that the $13 million project is nearing completion and the Pavilion is nearly twice as large, it seemly has鈥 |
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| Sadness in international-student community after tour-bus tragedy | Washington educators who teach students from abroad were deeply saddened by the news that students in North Seattle College鈥檚 international program were involved in the deadly accident on the Aurora Bridge Thursday. 鈥淚t鈥檚 just been horrible,鈥 said Andrea Insley, executive director of鈥 |
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| Western joins consortium to revolutionize STEM teacher prep | |||
| How to Graduate from High School and College at the Same Time | In high school, everyone finds their own path. For me, that path took an early turn down the road to college. In Washington state, that path is called Running Start, and for me, it was one of the greatest decisions I鈥檝e ever made. I didn鈥檛 stop there, though. I combined Running Start with鈥 |