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Meet Lesivya Elsayed, the new WWU student trustee for 2026-27

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Meet the 2026 Outstanding Graduate Students

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WWU’s Center for Economic and Financial Education to Host 2026 Washington Economics Symposium on July 28

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Meet the 2026 Presidential Scholars

Tyanin Opdahl

College of Business and Economics celebrates retiring faculty Tuesday, June 2

Deepinder Bajwa and Peter Haug

VITA volunteers help community members secure more than $194,000 in tax refunds

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Student ventures take center stage at Entrepreneurship and Innovation Spring Showcase

Four students smile at a visitor at last year's E&I Spring Showcase

WWU Entrepreneurship & Innovation student fellow launches app designed to address a major ADHD challenge

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Win $1,000 and learn how to invest it with Paul Merriman

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Living in Seattle in ‘survival mode’ as inflation remains high

Noon Business Lunch 7/13/26: Affordability, Artificial intelligence, and professional pickleball

We need a better conversation on AI, affordability and economic resilience

4 Surprising Ways Joy Makes You a Stronger, Smarter Leader

Artificial Intelligence Spending Drives Washington State Economy to Leading KES 98 Trillion Valuation

WA economy grows fastest in nation thanks to AI spending

Noon Business Lunch 6/18/26: Home insurance rates rise, Apple price increase, Economic impact of Iran war

Finding Your Natural Allyship Rhythm With Dr. Meg Warren

The New World Order: Canada’s Perspective and Leadership: What it Means for Canada, the U.S. and Whatcom County

Inevitable or preventable? The wild west of AI use at WWU

Noon Business Lunch 5/28/26: Inflation surging, consumer spending resilient, data center impact

Seattle-area prices jump nearly 5% from a year ago