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A HOUSE OF HEALING
The vision for a Coast Salish longhouse at Western originated from Western’s Native American Student Union and is the result of decades of discussion among students, faculty, and campus administrators.
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BUILDING WASHINGTON’S FUTURE
We understand the pressing nature of the technological challenges our society faces.
We are preparing people to face those challenges and to solve the most complex problems of our time.
We are building the future.
Featured
by Frances Badgett
When Pasadena-born business major Megan Alle (’21) attended the Double Major: Death Cab for Cutie and ODESZA concert at…
Two years ago, Boise native Elise Batten (industrial design, 2024) was looking for a college that reflected her values and would give her the…
In the News
by Frances Badgett
Seattle attorney Jeff Frank has worked in commercial, construction, and real estate litigation for more than…
Alaska native Megan Lau’s path from Western to winning the 4 Under 40 Award from the American Marketing Association this year is a fascinating one…
By Frances Badgett
Zoe Evans-Agnew (’21), Outstanding Graduate in Honors and behavioral neuroscience major, came to Western for…
By Frances Badgett
When Aliki Valdes transferred into Western from Whatcom Community…
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