by Brian Wagenaar | Jul 16, 2023 | Features
The 2022 MGMM intensive cohort visiting the Gunnison Pioneer Museum in the summer of 2022. Photo credit: Erica Nunn-Kinias “I chose [Western] as a path that would lead me further in my career because in the museum world, the art world, it’s all about who you... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Jul 15, 2023 | Features
The big brown bat. The wonderful world of bats “There’s so many different impacts that bats have on the way we exist as a human society that people don’t even realize,” says Corinne Ryan, a Western alumna who defended her thesis and graduated with her Master’s in... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Jun 27, 2023 | Features
“High And Mighty: A century of Western Mountaineers Football,” is now available for purchase. For those interested in buying the book, you can reach out to Randall at Jcrandall1473@gmail.com to order a hardcover or paperback copy. The 1922 Mountaineer... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Jun 24, 2023 | Opinion
The civic, career, and social benefits of service programs like AmeriCorps have much to offer for Centennial State youth — granting opportunities to travel, build skills, and experiment with prospective new life paths. Created in 1993 under the Clinton... 
by Brian Wagenaar | Jun 17, 2023 | Features
Sarah Johnson, Carbondale-based environmental educator and owner of Wild Rose Education, discusses climate education and research, local solutions, and adopting new perspectives for a changing world. Sarah Johnson. owner of Wild Rose Education, at the top of...