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| Next RSP workshop to focus on budget justifications and broader impacts | |||
| First Bellingham Music Film Festival accepting submissions through Feb. 1 | |||
| Jazz Project opens new concert season | Jud Sherwood鈥檚 Jazz Project, now in its 18th season, opens with an Art of Jazz Series concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 31, at Western Washington University鈥檚 Performing Arts Center Concert Hall featuring Latin jazz, flamenco and post-bop pianist Chano Dominguez, with 草榴社区鈥檚 Jazz Combos opening. |
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| Program for girls at 草榴社区 | Western Washington University is offering opportunities for girls in engineering, math, science and technology through its upcoming GEMS Academy and GEMS Night Out programs. |
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| Survey of veterans seeks to improve services, build connections | |||
| Women of Color Speak Out presentation coming Feb. 2 | |||
| Whatcom native back on TV with 鈥楽hark Tank鈥 update | A Whatcom County native that landed an investor on 鈥淪hark Tank鈥 will be featured in a television segment on Thursday, Jan. 28. Stephan Aarstol, founder and CEO of Tower Paddle Boards, will be on ABC鈥檚 鈥淏eyond the Tank鈥 at 8 p.m. Aarstol was born in Bellingham, grew up in Whatcom County鈥 |
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| Seattle Mariners caravan stops at Bellingham Boys & Girls Club Wednesday | Members of the 2016 Western Washington University softball team and athletics mascot Victor E. Viking will help welcome the Seattle Mariners Winter Caravan to Bellingham on Wednesday. In addition to the Viking Softball team being present to sign autographs and help kick off the upcoming season,鈥 |
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| Info session Jan. 27 to cover summer course in Berlin | |||
| Dialogue groups tackle equity, inclusivity at Western |