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A new exhibition of photographs in celebration of Black History Month will be on display beginning February 6 through March 2 in multiple locations throughout Western Washington University. Image by Thomas Meade

New photo exhibit on display across campus as part of Black History Month

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Madison Crinklaw, student peer advisor in the Career Services Center, checks out the Career Closet.
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'Career Closet' Provides Free Professional Attire for Students and Alumni

Western Washington University’s Career Closet is a free resource launched last fall for students...
WWU graduate student Caroline Walls measures the depth of a poll behind an engineered log jam designed to provide refuge and cool water for spawning salmon.
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Pair of Western Graduate Students Awarded Northwest Climate Center Research Fellowships

Western Washington University graduate students James Robinson and Caroline Walls were both...
Future elementary school science teachers work on STEM challenge tasks in preparation for teaching their students.
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WWU Gets New $190k NASA Grant for Future Science Teachers and Aerospace Professionals

Western Washington University has been awarded a new five-year, $190,000 grant from the National...
Movie still from the documentary "Urban Roots" about inner-city gardening in Detroit
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Western to Host Slate of Free Campus Events for Black History Month

February is Black History Month, and Western Washington University has organized multiple events to...

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