Students' dragon sculpture takes flight near Fine Arts Building on campus

Western Washington University students Odin Ringsred, left, and Caitlyn Schumaker take a lunch break on the bench swing of a sculpture recently installed in front of the Fine Arts Building on the WWU campus. The dragon sculpture was created by students fr

John Zylstra, a classroom support technician in the WWU Art Department, and associate professor of art Sebastian Mendes check the strength of the welds on the recently installed dragon sculpture in front of the Fine Arts Building on campus on Wednesday, J

John Zylstra, a classroom support technician in the WWU Art Department, checks the strength of the welds on the recently installed dragon sculpture in front of the Fine Arts Building on campus on Wednesday, June 2. Zylstra was ensuring that the strong win

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