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Visitors are welcome at the Campus Store! Masks optional.

The Campus Store is open, see store hours.. Masks are required in the store. See details on store visits, or pickups and curbside service

For lab kits, art supplies and other class materials, no appointment is needed. Come into the store during open hours, or follow directions for pickups and curbside service, see link above.

Have unexpected expenses? Apply for Foundation scholarships. Students experiencing financial hardship related to COVID-19 can apply for emergency funds at select times.

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Whatcom Community College
Campus Store
235 W. Kellogg Rd
Syre Student Center, Room 101
Bellingham, WA 98226
[email protected]
360-383-3435

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Your Campus Store

We are the official bookstore for Whatcom Community College We offer textbooks and other class materials; office, school, and art supplies; Orca gear, gifts and WCC keepsakes. You can also purchase stamps and discount movie tickets.

You will find us in the Syre Student Center which is located behind the Laidlaw Center. You can see information about Syre or view a map of the campus on the campus website.

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Our Mission

The Whatcom Community College Campus Store is committed to outstanding customer service. The store offers the WCC community competitive prices on textbooks, and other relevant merchandise. Our staff is here to provide information and class materials to students. We are open for convenient on-campus purchasing for everyone at WCC.

The Campus Store is owned and operated by the college. All proceeds belong to the college and any profits gained go back to the school to support college programs.