Western Washington university

Western Washington University (WWU), located in Bellingham, Washington, is the northernmost public university in the contiguous United States. Founded in 1893 as the New Whatcom Normal School, it evolved from a private women's teaching institution into a respected public university.

WWU offers a diverse range of bachelor's and master's degree programs. As of 2014, the university enrolled approximately 15,060 students, with 14,407 undergraduates, supported by 764 faculty members. Known for its Viking athletic teams, WWU's school colors are Western blue, bay blue, and white.

As one of the oldest universities established in 1893, WWU prides itself on fostering strong faculty connections and providing students with an engaging educational experience. The university is dedicated to preparing students for a multicultural and complex world while emphasizing the importance of character formation and the development of core values.