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| 'Pirates of Penzance' begins run at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø March 4 | |||
| Rally and forum bring attention to deep cuts to higher education | Funding for higher education was on the mind of hundreds of students, faculty and community members today with both a community forum and an on-campus rally highlighting the issue. |
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| Panel: Higher education cuts harmful to students, colleges and community | Continued budget cuts to the state higher education system will be detrimental to the quality of colleges and to the state and local economy. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø gets science grant of $590,000 | A National Science Foundation grant worth $590,000 has been awarded to two Western Washington University professors to help encourage more female students to major in computer science and mathematics. |
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| COLLEGE WOMEN'S GOLF: Vikings place second; Elstrott fifth in medalist play | Western Washington University's Christa Goldie shot a 4-over par 76 - the second-best round of the tournament - and the Vikings women's golf team posted the best collective round of golf at the UC Riverside Braveheart Classic on Tuesday, March 1, at the Oak Valley Golf Club. |
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| Women win, men lose in opening-round GNAC action | |||
| Commencement to take place March 19 on campus | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø panel discussion March 3 celebrates Peace Corps' 50th anniversary | |||
| Peace Corps volunteers celebrate 50 years of service | Ann Anderst of Snohomish reminds us that today is the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's signing of the executive order that created the Peace Corps. |
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| Students plan walkouts to protest budget cuts | Students are promising you'll see quite a commotion around the state's universities and colleges this week. |