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Campus news

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  • Service and Activities Fee Committee to hold open hearing May 17
  • Potential new learning management system to be discussed May 22 and 23
  • Starbucks, Zoe's trying extended hours
  • Dance program to present its BFA Capstone Concert June 1 and 2
  • Student Business Office to claim new space in Old Main May 29
  • Author Stacey Levine to read from her work May 24
  • Experience Western like never before at Back 2 Bellingham weekend
  • Abstract of May 14, 2012, Faculty Senate meeting
  • Back2Bellingham, free for faculty and staff, starts May 18
  • Viking Supported Agriculture shares now available

In the media

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  • NEW: 10:49 am
    Release of Sonja Lee's first CD a long time coming
    The Bellingham Herald
  • NEW: 8:56 am
    Piette, WWU crew aim for another D-II national title
    The (Vancouver) Columbian
  • NEW: 8:54 am
    15 WWU track athletes named West Region all-stars
    The Bellingham Herald
  • NEW: 8:46 am
    WWU men's golf in seventh going into final day
    The Bellingham Herald
  • NEW: 8:41 am
    Exposed Man Found In Sehome Girls' Locker Room
    KGMI 790-AM
  • NEW: 8:29 am
    Bellingham conference to focus on food issues
    The Bellingham Herald
  • NEW: 8:23 am
    'Miss Representation' documentary screened May 20 at WWU
    The Bellingham Herald
  • More private colleges offering tuition discounts
    Kansas City Star
  • State help for higher education dwindling, needs stabilizing
    The Olympian
  • UC regents weigh tuition hike to close budget gap
    San Francisco Chronicle
  • Photos: Bellingham students visit Gordon Carter Conservation Site
    The Bellingham Herald
  • Five WWU athletes going to NCAA Div. II track championships
    The Bellingham Herald

Twitter updates

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Viking Village

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  • NEW: 7:16 pm
    Gathering/Protest in Red Square?
  • NEW: 6:41 pm
    how do i delete a topic?
  • NEW: 5:24 pm
    LOST ID CARD in 3rd floor of AW
  • NEW: 4:43 pm
    Really cheap hair salons, or cut my hair for free???
  • NEW: 4:36 pm
    Residence Life: Not Fair!
  • nude beach anybody~ Friday after 3pm
  • Ladies' Night Out - Happy hour specials, deals and sales downtown & party at the Underground!
  • Willing to pay $50 or more as needed for Grad tickets to the 12:30 ceremony. I am the first one graduating from college!
  • AS Condom Fashion Show-- Performers and Attendees!
  • Looking to buy 9am Grad Tickets
Bike to Work and School Day is Friday
Western to hold open auditions May 18 for summer show
From Window Magazine: 'Down to Earth'
From Window Magazine: 'Haiti: Home of her Heart'
AS to show Sherlock Holmes 2 outdoors Thursday
Seattle artist Cable Griffith to lecture May 16
Rich Brown wins national award for theater work

Popular Today

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  1. Starbucks, Zoe's trying extended hours
    Campus news
    Posted May 17, 2012.
  2. Student Business Office to claim new space in Old Main May 29
    Campus news
    Posted May 17, 2012.
  3. Bike to Work and School Day is Friday
    Features
    Posted May 17, 2012.
  4. Exposed Man Found In Sehome Girls' Locker Room
    In the media
    Posted May 17, 2012.
  5. Photos: Bellingham students visit Gordon Carter Conservation Site
    In the media
    Posted May 16, 2012.
  6. State help for higher education dwindling, needs stabilizing
    In the media
    Posted May 16, 2012.
  7. Back2Bellingham, free for faculty and staff, starts May 18
    Campus news
    Posted May 16, 2012.
  8. More private colleges offering tuition discounts
    In the media
    Posted May 16, 2012.
  9. Music Library to hold book, music sale May 24
    Campus news
    Posted May 15, 2012.
  10. Author Stacey Levine to read from her work May 24
    Campus news
    Posted May 17, 2012.

New Today

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  • NEW: 10:49 am
    Release of Sonja Lee's first CD a long time coming
    In the media
  • NEW: 10:33 am
    Starbucks, Zoe's trying extended hours
    Campus news
  • NEW: 10:20 am
    Bike to Work and School Day is Friday
    Features
  • NEW: 10:14 am
    Dance program to present its BFA Capstone Concert June 1 and 2
    Campus news
  • NEW: 10:10 am
    Student Business Office to claim new space in Old Main May 29
    Campus news
  • NEW: 9:43 am
    Author Stacey Levine to read from her work May 24
    Campus news
  • NEW: 8:56 am
    Piette, WWU crew aim for another D-II national title
    In the media
  • NEW: 8:54 am
    15 WWU track athletes named West Region all-stars
    In the media
  • NEW: 8:46 am
    WWU men's golf in seventh going into final day
    In the media
  • NEW: 8:41 am
    Exposed Man Found In Sehome Girls' Locker Room
    In the media
  • NEW: 8:29 am
    Bellingham conference to focus on food issues
    In the media
  • NEW: 8:23 am
    'Miss Representation' documentary screened May 20 at WWU
    In the media
  • NEW: 7:22 am
    Experience Western like never before at Back 2 Bellingham weekend
    Campus news

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