Cameron Martinez
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Western Washington University's Black Student Organization Associated Students candidate forum took place on Friday, May 21. The event allowed 2021-22 student government members to represent their inclusive values in the context of anti-Blackness at Western. // Photo by Cameron Martinez
Cameron Martinez
Cameron Martinez (she/her) is the editor-in-chief for The Front this quarter. She is majoring in visual journalism with a double minor in queer studies and anthropology. She has written stories ranging from making sushi on a budget to murder hornets on campus. When not reporting, she enjoys listening to podcasts and playing arcade games.
You can reach her at me.thefront@gmail.com or cameron.westernfront@gmail.com. Her Instagram handle is @doctorcameron.
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March 9B-gallery wall displaying Leo Miller’s print series titled, “Flock Behavior” in the Fine Arts Building on Western’s campus in Bellingham, Wash., on March 4, 2026. “I spent time drawing birds in different arrangements and orientations and stamping the text on each piece,” Miller said. // Photo by Katherine Rogers
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March 9Lucy Law’s body of work is made up of three ceramic sculptures pictured here in the B-gallery in Bellingham, Wash., on March 4, 2026. The sculpture series explores the beauty of hands and storytelling. // Photo by Katherine Rogers
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March 9A group gathers to look at art during the “I Remember Being an Egg” exhibit reception in the Fine Arts Building on Western’s campus in Bellingham, Wash., on March 4, 2026. The exhibit features a wide variety of mediums and themes. // Photo by Katherine Rogers
