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| Ten ²ÝÁñÉçÇø student-athletes earn GNAC Academic Award | Ten Western Washington University student-athletes have been named recipients of Great Northwest Athletic Conference Faculty Athletics Representative’s Scholar-Athlete awards for 2017-18. Presented annually to the most outstanding student-athletes at each GNAC institution, the award… |
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| Retirement celebration for Lucky Tedrow and Jay Teachman set for June 1 | |||
| Penn's Jonathan Zimmerman to Present 'Censorship and Free Speech on College Campuses in the Age of Trump' Dec. 1 | |||
| Audible's new service helps romance novel fans skip straight to 'the good part' | This stigma hasn't necessarily abated since the publishing of "Fifty Shades of Grey," the bestselling erotic romance novel from British author E.L. James that spurred two sequels and a blockbuster film franchise. That series was many readers' first forays into erotic fiction,… |
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| Being single could help you live longer | Socializing and feeling like you are part of the community is important for maintaining your mental health. Single people have a lower body mass index (BMI.) That’s according to a study published in the Journal of Family issued in 2015. Experts found that single… |
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| After tough history, Chinese retirees marvel at country’s changes | “Because China went through such a tumultuous period of time, Chinese people are very resilient, sensitive, attuned to events around them,” says Luo Baozhen, a sociology professor at Western Washington University. |
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| Governor Appoints Trista Truemper as New ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Student Trustee | |||
| Across the Country, a Republican Push to Rein In Protesters | Some free-speech advocates, however, have their doubts. “There are already laws on the books in states that say if you break something or harm somebody, you’re going to be prosecuted,” said Patrick F. Gillham, a sociologist at Western… |
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| Study finds China’s revised child policy won’t lead to ‘baby boom’ | Includes interview with Western Professor Baozhen Luo (see link for imbedded video with her) |
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| Doug Mah: State worker, Olympia mayor and now business owner | Mah earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees in sociology at Western Washington University. His undergraduate degree had an emphasis in criminology, while his graduate degree had an emphasis in demography. |