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My summer in the Methow Valley with Sustainability Pathways

by Maia Heffernan

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'Nancy Holt, Between Heaven and Earth' runs in the Western Gallery through May 7

"Stone Enclosure: Rock Rings" sits on South Campus near the Communications Building
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The Western Gallery at Western Washington University will be hosting the exhibition “Nancy Holt,...

Salish Sea Institute receives $300,000 gift to continue its transboundary environmental work

A rocky beach between two hills of trees at dusk
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On a sunny summer day last August, Ginny Broadhurst, director of the Salish Sea Institute and Manca...

Chocolate, smuggling, and slavery: A Q&A with WWU's Jared Hardesty about his new book, 'Mutiny on the Rising Sun'

Book cover shows a brig under full sail under a red moon
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Western Washington University Associate Professor of History Jared Hardesty’s newest book, “Mutiny...

Employees: Thank you for all you did to make Fall Quarter such a success

Info Fair gets under way in Red Square
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Dear WWU Faculty and Staff, As we look forward to a well-earned holiday break, I wish to express...

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The Nooksack River is in “grave danger,” warns Whatcom scientist with numbers to back it up

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Resumption of In-Person Learning and Work on January 24

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Unfortunate timing, a fast-moving virus and the return to class

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How campus isolation and quarantine spaces have changed this quarter
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Four more deaths linked to Whatcom’s COVID-19 omicron surge, while 474 new cases reported
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Largely unvaccinated patients infected with Omicron continue to swamp WA hospitals
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Washington confirmed the country’s first COVID patient 2 years ago. What have we learned?
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My summer in the Methow Valley with Sustainability Pathways
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English Department's Christopher Wise publishes translation of book-length African poem
Fairhaven Asst. Prof. Regina Jefferies published in the Brooklyn Journal of International Law
Art and Art History's Daniel Coslett co-produces new anthology
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