Videos
Big Ole sounds off
The Big Ole steam whistle, located atop Western's Steam Plant, was re-machined during the summer to increase the strength of its signal, which in previous tests has not been loud enough. Here, it blows successfully during a test conducted on Oct. 19, 2008. In the event of an actual emergency, the whistle will sound to indicate that there is an emergency affecting campus and will be a signal for WWU students, faculty, and staff to check their cell phones (text messages) or e-mail for emergency messages via the Western Alert emergency notification system.
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WWU Steam Plant
Veteran Safe Zone project
Faculty Focus: Eric Leonhardt and Steven Fleishman
Faculty Focus: Tom Dorr
Faculty Focus: David Shull
Faculty Focus: Marsha Riddle Buly
Faculty Focus: Don Alper
Jackie Rose explains her research recently featured in the prestigious science journal "Neuron"
A brief introduction to assistant professor Kimberly Hossain
Big Ole emergency steam whistle passes sound test
State budget overview for WWU given to Western's Board of Directors
WWU Web designer competes in standing wave competition at Gorge Games 2008
WWU Web designer riverboards over a 10-foot waterfall on the White Salmon River
An introduction to new WWU President Bruce Shepard
Presidential Flashcards: A brief interview with new WWU President Bruce Shepard
WWU officials present university budget request to HECB
'Three-Dimensional Thinking: Telling Stories in Multiple Media,' a panel discussion from the 2008 BVJC
'Creating Pulitzer-Worthy Graphics,' a workshop presentation from the 2008 BVJC
WWU President Karen W. Morse appears on Inside Olympia
Solar Demonstration Project installed on campus
Women's crew featured in NCAA video
New Viking Band adds pep to sporting events
