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| Holiday raffle adds more than $300 to scholarship fund | |||
| Business forum raises nearly $30K for student scholarships | |||
| Pre-law scholarship applications due Feb. 15 | |||
| Magician Sterling Dietz to perform at Skagit County Fair | The Skagit County Fair runs Thursday, Aug. 11, through Saturday, Aug. 13, at the fairgrounds on Virginia and Fourth streets in Mount Vernon. Among the attractions: The Duntons, Chris Eger Band, Queen's Bluegrass, hypnotist Chris Pemberton, Polecat, Rivertalk, and one-time Whatcom County… |
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| Common Ground: A story to inspire students | For those of us who were fortunate enough to grow up with a wealth of opportunities and wanting for very little, it’s hard to imagine what it’s like for people who grow up in poverty and make the most of limited opportunities to find professional success. That point was driven home Monday… |
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| UW Tacoma announces fundraising plan to help provide scholarship aid | The University of Washington Tacoma on Wednesday launched a fundraising effort to provide scholarship help to cash-strapped students facing a 20 percent tuition and fee increase this fall. |
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| Students win recognition at UW, WSU, ²ÝÁñÉçÇø and University of Portland | Alexandr Baronov, a junior at Western Washington University and the son of Tatiana Baronova and Serge Smirnov of Bellingham, received a $3,000 Oscar Edwin Olson Sciences Scholarship Endowment for the 2010-2011 school year. |
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| PSE chapter at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø announces student scholarships | |||
| NW Journalists of Color awards scholarships as newsrooms lag in ethnic diversity | While our nation may be moving quickly to become a true rainbow of racial diversity, America’s newsrooms aren’t keeping pace. "Minorities make up 35 percent of the nation's population," said Sanjay Bhatt, a Seattle Times business reporter speaking at Tuesday's (June 7… |
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| Getting young people to stay in school and go to college | TWO important efforts will help economically disadvantaged Washington students go to college. |