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Students, faculty and staff have once again urged the Western Washington University Foundation to divest from fossil fuel companies.

More than 350 Western employees signed a letter in support of a student-led divestment campaign that is now in its third year.

When Kelsey Rowlson graduated from Western Washington University with a degree in communications, she thought her job search might take a while.
Instead, she lined up a job as the event and program coordinator at the Ferndale Chamber of Commerce in July 2014, a month after graduation.

Western Washington University’s Katelyn Steen placed fourth in the women’s 3,000-meter steeplechase at the 32nd annual Harry Jerome International Track Classic held Monday, June 8, at Swangard Stadium.

Steen, a senior from Sammamish, was timed in 10:15.08, just…

Finishing in the top 50 for the 12th straight year, Western Washington University was 36th among 300 NCAA Division II schools in the final 2014-15 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings.

The Vikings totaled 402 points, 202.50 in the fall, 81.0 in the winter and 118.50 in the…

It was February 1916. Activist Emma Goldman was arrested for lecturing on birth control; German guns bombarded French lines, starting World War I’s Battle of Verdun; and renowned Italian tenor Enrico Caruso recorded “O Solo Mio” for the Victor Talking Machine Co.

Hidden in a cabin on Orcas Island over spring break, seven Western students created the first draft of the upcoming play “/faust,” which, through temptation and desire for power, asks its audience, “What is your soul worth?”

The play, which will run Tuesday, June 2, to Saturday, June 6,…