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| Western recognized as 鈥楳ilitary Friendly School鈥 | |||
| Peninsula College helps Sequim veteran get a fresh start | Sequim resident Justin VanBuskirk, who graduated from Peninsula College this June, has some words of advice for others: 鈥淒on鈥檛 give up because of your position in life!鈥 He didn鈥檛 and now he is well on his way to finding the life and career he wants, which includes pursuing an engineering鈥 |
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| Patriot Week runs through May 23 on campus | |||
| Veterans can share personal experiences at event Friday, May 16 | |||
| Students volunteer with Growing Veterans | |||
| Inslee signs bills to help veterans with college, other services | Gov. Jay Inslee signed several measures into law Wednesday that aim to help veterans in Washington state. One new law will automatically award veterans and their family members in-state tuition at Washington鈥檚 public colleges and universities. State law normally requires students to live鈥 |
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| Vets share their experiences with Western | In honor of the upcoming Veterans Day holiday, Western Washington University Veterans Outreach Center invited three guest speakers to share their experience as veterans, and as family of veterans, at a free event in the Viking Union Multi-Purpose Room at noon Friday, Nov. 8. |
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| Veterans Day events in Whatcom County begin before Nov. 11 | Veterans will be honored or assisted in various events across Whatcom County over the next week. All of the events listed are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. Email information on additional events to 苍别飞蝉谤辞辞尘蔼产别濒濒颈苍驳丑补尘丑别谤补濒诲.肠辞尘鈥 |
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| Community invited to Nov. 8 Veterans Day event | |||
| Community invited to Nov. 8 Veterans Day ceremony at 草榴社区 |