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Students put final touches on 'The Imaginary Invalid' before its debut tonight

Student-actors met Thursday evening, Jan. 30 in the Performing Arts Center to do a dress...

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Western Today recently chatted with Laural Ballew, who just started her job at Western as...

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WWU Alumnus Scotty Paton’s senior project featured in INNOVATION Magazine

In his final year at Western in 2018, Industrial Design student Scotty Paton received the prompt...

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