College of Humanities and Social Sciences

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Johann Neem has essays published on American history, democracy and nationalism		2011-02-22
WWU professor: Economic reforms needed to ensure a democratic Egypt	With Egypt's future unsettled after the ouster of President Mubarak, The Herald asked professor Leonard Helfgott to share his thoughts about the pivotal country. Helfgott teaches Middle Eastern, Jewish and American cultural history at Western Washington University, where he has been a…	2011-02-22
German consul, radio host to visit Western Feb. 28		2011-02-18
Economy sank bonds, schools officials say	The No. 1 reason Mead and Central Valley school district officials think their capital improvement bonds failed Tuesday: the economy. “I had dozens of discussions with people who have talked about many things that they are dealing with as far as (economic) issues,” said Thomas Rockefeller…	2011-02-10
Diane Johnson to discuss classical myths and Christian traditions in Thursday lecture at WWU		2011-02-07
Three WWU faculty members to be part of Innovative Teaching Showcase		2011-02-04
In memoriam: Shearlean Duke, 1946 - 2011		2011-02-04
Senior project turns into a job for future teacher	It didn’t seem to take long for Emily Sullivan, 17, to stand out. The senior at Meadowdale High School spent only three months volunteering with the city of Mountlake Terrace’s Kids Krew program as part of her senior project when her supervisor decided Sullivan…	2011-02-02
North Bend singer lets his music follow his heart	Living the dream is a little harder than you think. After rocking the house at Seattle’s High Dive, North Bend’s Austin Jenckes played Tacoma, Long Beach, San Francisco and L.A., tearing the microphone apart with his soulful, strong, honest songs with shades of…	2011-01-21
Daniel Boxberger named Resident Scholar at University of Arizona		2011-01-20

Johann Neem has essays published on American history, democracy and nationalism

2011-02-22

WWU professor: Economic reforms needed to ensure a democratic Egypt

With Egypt's future unsettled after the ouster of President Mubarak, The Herald asked professor Leonard Helfgott to share his thoughts about the pivotal country.
Helfgott teaches Middle Eastern, Jewish and American cultural history at Western Washington University, where he has been a…

2011-02-22

German consul, radio host to visit Western Feb. 28

2011-02-18

Economy sank bonds, schools officials say

The No. 1 reason Mead and Central Valley school district officials think their capital improvement bonds failed Tuesday: the economy.

“I had dozens of discussions with people who have talked about many things that they are dealing with as far as (economic) issues,” said Thomas Rockefeller…

2011-02-10

Diane Johnson to discuss classical myths and Christian traditions in Thursday lecture at WWU

2011-02-07

Three WWU faculty members to be part of Innovative Teaching Showcase

2011-02-04

In memoriam: Shearlean Duke, 1946 - 2011

2011-02-04

Senior project turns into a job for future teacher

It didn’t seem to take long for Emily Sullivan, 17, to stand out. 

The senior at Meadowdale High School spent only three months volunteering with the city of Mountlake Terrace’s Kids Krew program as part of her senior project when her supervisor decided Sullivan…

2011-02-02

North Bend singer lets his music follow his heart

Living the dream is a little harder than you think.

After rocking the house at Seattle’s High Dive, North Bend’s Austin Jenckes played Tacoma, Long Beach, San Francisco and L.A., tearing the microphone apart with his soulful, strong, honest songs with shades of…

2011-01-21

Daniel Boxberger named Resident Scholar at University of Arizona

2011-01-20