Ferndale’s Hatchett brothers play side-by-side for UW HuskiesGeirean and Landen are starters and play on the offensive line. Following them is brother Chance, a high school tight end. Nov 20 25November 20, 2025Article at Cascadia Daily News
UW’s 1936 Olympic rowers shaped by hard work, strugglesDon Hume and Gordy Adam grew up in Skagit and Whatcom counties Dec 19 23December 19, 2023Article at Cascadia Daily News
Teaching in ThailandAnna Dunlap ’16 grew up in Spokane, where, she says, she couldn’t find Thailand on a map. She didn’t even eat Thai food. “I knew nothing about Thailand,” she says. Today, she knows a lot more. Dunlap lives in the northern Thailand city of Lampang and… Jun 14 21June 14, 2021Article at pugetsound.edu
With Another Olympic Chance in View, Nathan Chen Dominates on the IceThe transformative moment of Nathan Chen’s figure-skating career came barely 24 hours after its greatest disappointment. At the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea, where he was a favorite to win gold, Chen skated a disastrous short program that left… Jan 18 21January 18, 2021Article at New York Times
Bradie Tennell Wins Her Second U.S. Figure Skating TitleBradie Tennell uprooted her life last summer, moving from suburban Chicago to Colorado Springs in hopes of finding what she needed to reclaim a national figure skating title. Tennell had won in 2018, then watched Alysa Liu, a sprightly phenom seven… Jan 16 21January 16, 2021Article at New York Times
For Jane Goodall, The Forest Is HomeBellingham Visit One Stop of Many on Dogged Mission to Save Planet Famed British primatologist and anthropologist Jane Goodall, 84, isn’t slowing down. She was in town in October for an appearance at the Mount Baker Theatre, through Western… Dec 18 18December 18, 2018Article at Bellingham Alive
