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Summer Research/Creative Activity Grants available for faculty		2014-09-24
Project development awards available for faculty		2014-09-24
�� research teams awarded $1.4M in NSF grants		2014-09-19
Hikers help �� biologist collect, study watermelon snow	Watermelon snow is neither a tasty treat nor a hoax. Algae and bacteria that thrive in cold conditions can tint snow with a splash of pinkish-red at certain elevations. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the strange phenomenon not only resembles the…	2014-09-17
Program on sea star wasting disease kicks off series	A marine invertebrate expert will kick off the 2014-15 Discovery Speaker Series with a program Thursday on sea star wasting disease. Presented by the South Sound Estuary Association, the free six-part series brings experts to the South Sound to talk about issues…	2014-09-17
Whatcom’s GDP jumps 8.6 percent in 2013	Whatcom County’s penchant for making things continues to grow substantially, according to a new federal report. This area’s gross domestic product grew 8.6 percent in 2013 compared to the previous year, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.…	2014-09-17
Faculty professional leave applications due by Oct. 15		2014-09-16
Western's Todd Donovan in Scotland for Referendum		2014-09-15
Miles named National Academy of Sciences Kavli Fellow		2014-09-03
Survey indicates cross-border shopping becoming routine in Whatcom County	Even with a weakening loonie last winter, significantly more Canadians are coming down to shop in Whatcom County than six years ago. That is one of the insights from a vehicle survey recently released by the Whatcom Council of Governments. The survey estimates 247,…	2014-09-03

Summer Research/Creative Activity Grants available for faculty

2014-09-24

Project development awards available for faculty

2014-09-24

�� research teams awarded $1.4M in NSF grants

2014-09-19

Hikers help �� biologist collect, study watermelon snow

Watermelon snow is neither a tasty treat nor a hoax.
Algae and bacteria that thrive in cold conditions can tint snow with a splash of pinkish-red at certain elevations.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the strange phenomenon not only resembles the…

2014-09-17

Program on sea star wasting disease kicks off series

A marine invertebrate expert will kick off the 2014-15 Discovery Speaker Series with a program Thursday on sea star wasting disease.

Presented by the South Sound Estuary Association, the free six-part series brings experts to the South Sound to talk about issues…

2014-09-17

Whatcom’s GDP jumps 8.6 percent in 2013

Whatcom County’s penchant for making things continues to grow substantially, according to a new federal report.

This area’s gross domestic product grew 8.6 percent in 2013 compared to the previous year, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.…

2014-09-17

Faculty professional leave applications due by Oct. 15

2014-09-16

Western's Todd Donovan in Scotland for Referendum

2014-09-15

Miles named National Academy of Sciences Kavli Fellow

2014-09-03

Survey indicates cross-border shopping becoming routine in Whatcom County

Even with a weakening loonie last winter, significantly more Canadians are coming down to shop in Whatcom County than six years ago.

That is one of the insights from a vehicle survey recently released by the Whatcom Council of Governments. The survey estimates 247,…

2014-09-03

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