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WWU Chemistry's Spencer Anthony-Cahill retires after 28 years at Western

Dr. Spencer Anthony-Cahill standing on the Old Main Lawn wearing a WWU award medallion

Western fields four teams to compete in Ski to Sea

Gaia spots odd family of stars desperately to leave home

Industrial Design program's 30th annual ReMade project debuts May 30 at Ideal in downtown Bellingham

Galpi, a bookmark made from leftover textile materials. Made by Gahyun Kim 

One Quick Question: What does an underwater volcano eruption mean for the Pacific Northwest?

Ocean floor map showing Axial Seamount, located between the Juan de Fuca & Pacific tectonic plates.

Study co-written by WWU’s Kathryn Sobocinski looks at impact of moon jellyfish’s voracious appetite

A moon jellyfish pulses through a clear blue ocean.

Slesnick Symposium helps teachers foster learning and belonging in STEM

A woman presents to a large audience in a bright, modern lecture hall. A projector displays questions about active learning.

Senior project takes WWU Computer Science students all the way to Alaska

students strip coho of their eggs in Sitka

Chemistry’s James Vyvyan named an Outstanding Mentor by the Council on Undergraduate Research 

Jim Vyvyan poses for a portrait with a black background

WWU Chemistry students Kayla Fugami and Gabriel Black publish paper on nitrogen coupling

Six students wearing lab coats and chemistry professor John Gilbertson smile for the camera while standing in the middle of a chemistry lab.