August 2006
Innocents abroad
PLU student April Reiter writes an editorial with tips on finding the right study abroad program.
Northwest Inlander, August 01, 2006
It’s all in the details
A story about dorm décor featured PLU student Angella Wehry’s room and its homey, comfy feel.
The News Tribune, August 14, 2006
City gets sobering look at possible pension trouble
Acting Dean for the School of Business Andy Turner says the rule that allows governments to base their pension values on anticipated investment returns is a serious problem for taxpayers.
New York Times, August 20, 2006
Sisters doin’ it for themselves
Several Tacoma females have created successful businesses – but PLU alumna Kate Monthy of MLKBallet says being female isn’t the point.
The News Tribune, August 20, 2006
Pacific Lutheran gives students international business tools
PLU’s School of Business redesigned its MBA program to include a required 10-day trip abroad.
Business Examiner, August 21, 2006
South Sound flower mogul looks to Parkland projects to boost business
PLU’s Garfield Street project could help businesses such as Parkland’s Crane’s Creations store.
Business Examiner, August 21, 2006
College campuses are going green
PLU’s “Can the Can” campaign is part of the increase in sustainability and energy conservation at local universities, according to several articles that reached a combined circulation of more than 384,000.
Seattle P-I, August 25, 2006
Community gets behind civic hubs
The Boys & Girls Club is working with PLU to build a site near the university.
The News Tribune, August 27, 2006
Remembering Eric Fergen
Before Eric Fergen died, he jotted down his thoughts on life, which are published in this article.
Lake Stevens Journal, August 30, 2006
Football Notebook: Fireworks on the Plateau
Woodinville High School football players wear stickers on their helmets this season to honor late Eric Fergen, who graduated from the school in 2002.
Seattle Times, August 31, 2006