Upcoming Events
Join us for a birthday party for Frederick Douglass: A Day of Love and Collective Action for Black History! There will be a birthday cake decorating station, stations for the transcribe – a- thon, and lunch from Calypso Kitchen! This year’s Transcribe-a-thon features the Colored Conventions Project
The Office of Equity is hosting a three-day series of discussions, presentations, and skill-building workshops focused on cross-cultural communication. Sessions are offered throughout each day Feb.17 - 19. Whether you can attend one session or all seven, you’re welcome to join as your schedule allows.
Western Libraries will host a special panel presentation Wednesday, Feb. 18 featuring student research exploring different aspects of this year’s Whatcom READS book, "Solito," by Javier Zamora.
Join College of the Environment Senators Emma and Caleb for an Environmental Trivia & Pizza Night!
The Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Career Fair connects students with employers focused on environmental, clean energy, and sustainability related roles. Many organizations will be recruiting for internships and entry-level positions.
What is the Port of Bellingham and how is it working towards climate resiliency and sustainability over time? Adrienne will speak about her current work to ensure long term energy needs are forecasted and greenhouse gas emissions are reduced.
Presenters: Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies Students and ALG Recipients Drew Aposhyan, Hadley Hudson, Colleen Ryan
Learn about the experiences of ALG recipients at Western Washington University traveling across the world!
Join us at WWU’s 2026 Go Abroad Fair to learn about affordable opportunities to study or intern abroad! You can study abroad this summer or during the academic year. There is a program that fits your budget, academic requirements, and interests.
This panel discussion will provide a brief overview of Samish DNR activities and how we link our work to Samish culture and Indigenous scientific knowledge. We will then take a deeper dive into the formation of our Scientific Dive Team and emerging Cultural Burning activities by way of in depth examples.
Black History Month began in 1926, founded by Dr. Carter G. Woodson, as a week dedicated to acknowledging the contributions of African Americans throughout U.S. history.
Washington State’s Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA)—one of the most ambitious pieces of climate legislation in the country—passed in 2019 and set the trajectory to decarbonize the state’s electricity supply by 2045. As Washington’s oldest and largest utility, PSE is now working to implement this transformation through acquisition of renewable energy at an unprecedented scale and pace.
In this collaborative presentation, Josiah Feld and Erin Corra share how Indigenous history, language, and community stewardship come together on STOLȻEȽ (San Juan Island). Josiah tells the living story of his Coast Salish and Paiute ancestors — families who carried law, ceremony, and reef-net teachings through centuries of erasure.