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| Commentary: A ²ÝÁñÉçÇø hoops title? Re-name it "Brad Jackson Court" | Brad Jackson finally got his national title. And so did Western Washington University. He’ll never be a household name in most parts of the country. But Jackson led the Vikings basketball team to its first national title in the program’s 110-year history. It was also Western’s first-ever… |
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| Educating kids, learning himself | Yelm High School’s Ed Bergh recently was honored as Washington Civic Educator of the Year by the state Legislature. He teaches world problems, history and a variety of American government electives. |
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| Again, Western honored for community service | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø student crowned Miss Whatcom County 2012 | A Western Washington University student was crowned Miss Whatcom County Saturday, March 10. Kimball Gainor, 20, got the top prize in the Miss Whatcom County Pageant held at Whatcom Community College, along with $3,000 in scholarship money. |
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| Employees to be honored for years of service April 4 | |||
| Western awards honorary doctorate to author and columnist Timothy Egan | |||
| Western students take top honors at Collegiate DECA conference | |||
| Employees to be recognized at April 4 ceremony on campus | |||
| Western Washington University honors Kirkland resident | Six Western Washington University students were recently chosen to participate in the leadership lunch event at Boeing Employees Credit Union (BECU) in Tukwila on Feb. 10. The quarterly CBE Leadership Lunch Program recognizes students who distinguished themselves through scholarship and… |
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| Nominate faculty members for excellence |