Girls: 1, Snake: 0 - WWU partners with a Kenya school

Water Wonders

WWU's Shannon Point Marine Center draws undergrads into critical ocean research

Culture Collector

From Fonzie’s jacket to Houdini’s handcuffs, Doug Dreier (’96) curates one of the country’s largest private collections

View an audio slideshow of Doug Dreier talking about some of the items in his family's collection.

A family business

Doug Dreier’s teaching career came home to a very unusual classroom

Don Olcott Jr.'s global journey in education began at WWU

The act of teaching

Woodring's acting class for teachers is a required course for secondary-ed students

A $15,000 question

What would you do with $15,000 to travel the world and learn?

You'll want to be here

Back 2 Bellingham Alumni and Family Weekend is May 13 to 16

WWU 2010 Alumni Award Recipients

Scott Harrington, 2010 Young Alumnus of the Year

A VP for 'Scene It?' got his start at WWU

A teacher turns her students' surprising advice into a book

Girls: 1, Snake: 0

WWU partners with a Kenya school

View a gallery of photos from Kathryn Bachen of the WWU group's trip to Kenya.

International studies grant feeds interest in Mongolia

Visiting instructors will travel from Mongolia

Turning pollution into fuel

Can we make cheap methonol from greenhouse gases?

WWU disaster experts learn what they can from Haiti's quake

WWU receives a trove of Northwest art treasures

Helping students touched by trauma

WWU professors write a guide for teachers

Huxley students test their pollution cleanup skills

WWU students work with the Port of Anacortes

Sunset lights up south campus