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In the movie Mean Girls, the popular and powerful Regina George causes a school-wide frenzy when her “Burn Book” of hurtful comments is photocopied and displayed for all to see. But this fictional controversy has become a reality for many high schoolers using the app Burnbook.

A national real estate investment company is preparing to break ground in the Puget neighborhood and revive a student housing project that ceased when Campus Crest Communities Inc., another national real estate investment firm, left town last November.

It has been far too long since Hub Theatre Group has re-emerged with new theater. Looking ahead, Dean Nolen will direct Bob Chanda and Christopher Kiley in a Hub Theatre Group production of “Red,” John Logan’s 2009 play about artist Mark Rothko, in August at the Black Box Theatre at All Saints…

Bellingham Music Club presents “Western Treasures,” a concert by award-winning students from the Western Washington University’s music department, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 9, at First Congregational Church, 2401 Cornwall Ave.

Western Washington University is ranked No.25 nationally in the 2014-15 Division II Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings following completion of the winter sports season.

The Vikings have a total of 283-1/2 points. Grand Valley State MI leads the 300 DII…

In her heptathlon debut, Western Washington University’s Kaylie Greninger placed first with 3,981 points in the seven-event contest that ended Friday, April 3, at the �������� Combined Events Track & Field Meet held at Civic Stadium.

Greninger entering the final…

With Republicans in the state Senate proposing to cut tuition by about 25 percent at state universities and permanently tie tuition to the state’s average wage, the reaction ranged from enthusiastic to cautious.

Republicans, who released their budget Tuesday, said it would be the first…

A young and inexperienced Western Washington University women’s rowing team began its season in solid fashion, winning two races and finishing second in another, at the Daffoldil Sprints on Saturday, March 28, held on American Lake.

The afternoon portion of the…

Two graduates from Edmonds Community College, Antonio and Kiersten Baiamonte, are building a sustainable educational study abroad facility named, Bio-Monte, Retreats, Tours, and Education in Tuscany, Italy.

The Baiamontes, a married couple, want to connect with students and educators to…