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Still Time to Enter Grays Harbor Program

Harbor residents can enroll in a unique college program taught by top-level faculty from The Evergreen State College at Grays Harbor College this winter.

December 3 - Launch of New Book on Coast Salish Artist

One of the Pacific Northwest’s leading Native artists, from a family long associated with Evergreen, is the subject of a richly illustrated new book, A Totem Pole History: the Work of Lummi Carver Joe Hillaire.

November 13 - Evergreen Press Launches as New Outlet for Student Writing

Student writing is the focus of a brand new media outlet, The Evergreen State College Press, which celebrates its launch on November 13.

November 13 - New Veterans Resource Center Open

A new Veterans Resource Center, headed by an experienced new director, will welcome potential and current veteran students at an open house November 13th at The Evergreen State College’s Olympia campus.

November 20 - Evergreen Remembers Founding Educator’s Bold Ascent of Everest

November 23 - High Schoolers to Test Skills at Evergreen’s 5th Annual Math Meet

Can doing math together actually be fun? Students from interested high schools can find out at the 5th Annual High School Math Meet on November 23 at The Evergreen State College.

Understanding Our Downtowns: Faculty-Student Research Guides Municipal Policy

Many towns in Washington State are engaged in a competitive race to lure business and revenues to their retail areas, according to a survey of 200 small and medium-sized municipalities recently conducted by a faculty-student research team at The Evergreen State College.

Moving Up On U.S. News 2014 Rankings

Considered among “America’s Best Colleges” for 2014, this year’s annual U.S. News & World Report rankings have pushed The Evergreen State College up a rung to fourth place among best public regional universities in the West, second in top regional schools for undergraduate teaching and 27th overall among private and public universities in the West.