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Western’s Alexia Suarez Spends Summer Internship at Harvard’s Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston

As many Western students and alumni can attest, summer internships can be a mixed bag – some are...
Cover of "Stories of Change" features portraits of three Western students
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Have you seen Western's 2019 President's Report?

Western's annual President's Report is an effort to bring to campus important stories and...
Photo illustration shows the sculpture in its new site near the Flag Plaza.
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Donald Judd’s ‘Untitled 1982’ Returning to WWU Oct. 29

Donald Judd’s “Untitled 1982,” a cornerstone piece of Western Washington University’s renowned...
Pavel Sutlin, one of the last remaining Ket speakers. He taught Vajda Ket names for plants, birds and fish while Vajda did his research in Siberia.
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WWU's Ed Vajda to Discuss the Ancient Language Link Between Siberia and North America Nov. 8 at City Hall

Western Washington University Professor of Modern & Classical Languages Edward Vajda will give...

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