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Since the end of the 2022-2023 academic year, the Underground Coffeehouse has not returned to serving coffee. Located on the third floor of the Viking Union at Western Washington University, the coffeehouse sat locked and unused for the better half of this year, before opening up for spring quarter.
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The Washington Department of Ecology filed a water adjudication rights lawsuit on May 1. The lawsuit concerns Water Resource Inventory Area 1, which includes the Nooksack River basin and several adjoining smaller watersheds, such as the coastal drainages of the Dakota and California Creeks and Lake Whatcom. Thousands of people in Whatcom County will be affected.
Following a hernia which required surgery in January 2024, Drew Weber returned with a breakthrough performance at May 4's Portland Twilight competition. At the meet, Weber almost broke Western Washington University’s men’s 800-meter record with a time of 1 minute, 49.88 seconds which, at the time, was the 14th best in the nation. The university record is 1:49.34, which is a time that Weber set himself in his 2023 season.
Less than two weeks after debuting its Holly Street bike lane pilot in early May, the City of Bellingham received hundreds of responses and reactions. The project removed one of three lanes of vehicle traffic from Holly Street, turning it into a separated bike lane.
Nestled between the Fairhaven dorms and Buchanan Towers is a lush valley of diverse plants. This place is The Outback Farm, and its gardens serve as the epicenter of agriculture at Western Washington University.
Standing on the front steps of Old Main, students representing the WWU Divest Apartheid Coalition announced the details of their agreement with Western Washington University on Thursday. The press conference marked the official end to Western’s pro-Palestine encampment after both parties signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday.
Western Washington University’s administration reached an agreement with the WWU Divest Apartheid Coalition on Wednesday, signaling an end to the pro-Palestine encampment outside Old Main. Full details of the agreement will be released Friday.
What started as a class project is now a free community closet on Western Washington University's campus. Located in room 33 of High Street Hall, Western students Jessica Dietzman and Maya Schrader run the Western Worn Community Closet. The WWCC is a sustainable and accessible on-campus option for students in need of clothing.
In early May, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced it would move to change marijuana from a schedule one substance to a schedule three substance, a massive shift that will affect research at Western Washington University and beyond.
Washington state has a reputation for being a rainy and wet environment. Despite this, the Washington State Department of Ecology issued an emergency drought declaration on April 16, 2024. Average rainfall is currently less than usual at this point in the year, but low rainfall alone is not enough to cause a drought. The real issue lies in the mountains.
The streets of Fairhaven Village filled with people on Sunday for the annual Fairhaven Festival. The festival featured live music, a beer garden and a variety of vendors and food trucks.
Film distribution across streaming platforms has become widely dispersed in recent years. Having more sites with exclusive film rights means the cost of obtaining specific films to watch is rising.
The morning after a spectacular sighting of the northern lights, sunlight bounced off the snow while the smell of burning joints and laughter filled the air. This all occurred at the fourth annual Brain Bowl Session, hosted by Tre Squad, which launched off at Mt. Baker Ski Area on May 11. The event lasted all week, from May 6-12.
Spirits were high at the Western Academic Workers United’s town hall meeting Thursday as union members discussed their tentative agreement with Western Washington University.
With Western Washington University softball finding success this season and making the NCAA Division II Championship, added fanfare has supported their postseason run.
Bellingham places certain limits on short-term rentals in single-family neighborhoods — but there’s a lawyer in town hoping to change that.
One man’s trash was another’s treasure at Western Washington University’s “Pinhole” photography exhibit. The exhibition highlighted student work from Western's black and white photography and photography alternative processes classes. Photos and materials were on display from April 29 to May 15.
WAWU has reached a contract with Western Washington University, ending the two-day campus educational student employee strike, a WAWU newsletter said Wednesday night. They will not be returning to the picket line Thursday morning.
Intending to revitalize Bellingham's downtown economy and preserve its historic charm, the Storefront Improvement and Community Activation Zone Grants, managed by the Downtown Bellingham Partnership (DBP) and funded by BECU Credit Union, accepted applications from April 22 until Monday. Recipients expect to be notified by the end of the month.
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