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Faculty needed for Nov. 5 Viking Landing event		2013-10-30
Freshman class most diverse in Western Washington University's history	Western Washington University's 2013 fall freshman class is the most diverse class in the school’s history. “One of the Western values that comes closest to my heart is our commitment to fostering a campus environment that welcomes and embraces diversity,” university President Bruce…	2013-10-30
Make a Difference Day inspires community involvement	Western Washington University students picked up nets, garbage and a metal grate along Locust Beach in Bellingham, Wash., for Make A Difference Day on Saturday, Oct. 26. Members of Western’s Surfrider Club filled eight garbage bags of trash, which were later taken away by the Bellingham…	2013-10-30
Western tops national ranking for prestigious Fulbright Scholarships		2013-10-30
�� industrial design students complete “ReMade” projects	Students from Western Washington University’s industrial design program have completed their annual “ReMade” projects, with this year’s designs featuring toys made from discarded industrial materials.	2013-10-30
Leadership scholars 'make a difference'		2013-10-30
�� to host Fall Business Career Fair, Nov. 7	Western Washington University is hosting its Fall Business Career Fair from 1-5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7, in the Wade King Student Recreation Center MAC Gym. Admission is free to all job seekers and the event is open to the public.	2013-10-29
Fall career fair slated for Nov. 7 on campus		2013-10-28
Wentzel overcomes adversity to star for �� men	Each game bore the same routine for Jeremy Wentzel. The attacking midfielder for Western Washington University's men's soccer team would approach his coach and ask one simple question. "Am I playing today?" Wentzel recalled asking time and again.	2013-10-28
University Ridge student-housing project gets city’s green light	A contested proposal for a privately run student-housing project in a residential neighborhood about three miles from Western Washington University has received approval from Bellingham’s hearing examiner, but with several conditions that could alter some of the developer’s original plans.	2013-10-28

Faculty needed for Nov. 5 Viking Landing event

2013-10-30

Freshman class most diverse in Western Washington University's history

Western Washington University's 2013 fall freshman class is the most diverse class in the school’s history.
“One of the Western values that comes closest to my heart is our commitment to fostering a campus environment that welcomes and embraces diversity,” university President Bruce…

2013-10-30

Make a Difference Day inspires community involvement

Western Washington University students picked up nets, garbage and a metal grate along Locust Beach in Bellingham, Wash., for Make A Difference Day on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Members of Western’s Surfrider Club filled eight garbage bags of trash, which were later taken away by the Bellingham…

2013-10-30

Western tops national ranking for prestigious Fulbright Scholarships

2013-10-30

�� industrial design students complete “ReMade” projects

Students from Western Washington University’s industrial design program have completed their annual “ReMade” projects, with this year’s designs featuring toys made from discarded industrial materials.

2013-10-30

Leadership scholars 'make a difference'

2013-10-30

�� to host Fall Business Career Fair, Nov. 7

Western Washington University is hosting its Fall Business Career Fair from 1-5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 7, in the Wade King Student Recreation Center MAC Gym.
Admission is free to all job seekers and the event is open to the public.

2013-10-29

Fall career fair slated for Nov. 7 on campus

2013-10-28

Wentzel overcomes adversity to star for �� men

Each game bore the same routine for Jeremy Wentzel.

The attacking midfielder for Western Washington University's men's soccer team would approach his coach and ask one simple question.

"Am I playing today?" Wentzel recalled asking time and again.

2013-10-28

University Ridge student-housing project gets city’s green light

A contested proposal for a privately run student-housing project in a residential neighborhood about three miles from Western Washington University has received approval from Bellingham’s hearing examiner, but with several conditions that could alter some of the developer’s original plans.

2013-10-28

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