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Maddy Grandbois runs down the high five line before a game against University of Alaska Fairbanks on Feb. 1, 2025 at Carver Gym in Bellingham, Wash. Grandbois started all 29 games her senior year, averaging 32.6 minutes per game. // Photo by Brady Rufner
Maddy Grandbois dribbles down the court on Jan. 11, 2025 against Central Washington University at Carver Gym in Bellingham, Wash. Grandbois was an All-GNAC-honorable mention her senior year. // Photo by Brady Rufner
Ben Rasmussen-Thuma (left), Samantha Hernandez (back left) and Sophie Grewell (right) work together at Wilson Library on Wednesday, May 7, 2025. It’s a familiar scene as students across campus band together to finish assignments on time. // Photo by Kaitlyn Ward
Ben Malouf gets ready to repel down a steep section of snow and ice on May 21, 2025. Right below us was a serac fall, so we had to stop skiing. // Photo by Brady Rufner
We are bundled in warm clothes at Camp Muir on May 20. Our stove caught on fire on the table. // Photo by Amy Malouf
Hiking up towards the summit on the Disappointment Cleaver route on May 21, 2025. Our packs were around 45 pounds with skis attached as well. // Photo by Cole Jones
We skied down from the summit until the serac fall near Disappointment Cleaver on May 21, 2025. The skiing had some intense wind slab action. // Photo by Jake Malouf
Ben and Amy Malouf approach Camp Muir at 10,188 feet on May 20, 2025. The mountaineering guide hut can be seen in the background. // Photo by Jake Malouf
Taking a rest break on Disappointment Cleaver on May 21, 2025. We took lots of rest breaks throughout the day. // Photo by Jake Malouf
The Boxx Berry Farm sign on June 4 in Ferndale, Wash. Boxx Berry Farm has offered Whatcom County residents the opportunity to pick their own berries for over 60 years. This summer will be its final season in operation before it closes in October. // Photo by Jonah Billings
Boxx Berry Farm’s fields provide an idyllic setting to get out and enjoy the outdoors on a real functioning berry farm. Its farm store also offers fresh berries, vegetables and flowers. // Photo by Jonah Billings
A lineup of fresh strawberry cartons sit in the Boxx Berry Farm store on June 4 in Ferndale, Wash. Strawberries are one of the most popular fruits available for u-pick and purchase at Boxx Berry Farm, Barbie’s Berries and more. // Photo by Jonah Billings
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