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(06/13/23 12:13am)
As the Western Washington University men’s golf team flew into Ohio to compete in the Division II national championship tournament, so did fifth-year senior Jordan Lee for the first time in his career. The man largely responsible for getting the Vikings into that position stepped into the climax of one of the most dominant stretches any golfer or athlete has ever had at Western.
(06/12/23 11:27pm)
On Feb. 12, 1931, Anna Laxall called community members to her home to form the Birchwood Garden Club. The first meeting had 39 attendees, who all became club charter members. Today, the Birchwood Garden Club has over 130 members.
(06/12/23 11:34pm)
It’s as if Hannah Quinton, founder of The Rage Magazine, brought some San Diego sun with her when she transferred to Western Washington University. Bubbly and warm, her enthusiasm for the task she’s undertaken is apparent.
(06/12/23 10:40pm)
Crawl around the neighborhood with fellow York-ites for an evening of yard fun.
(06/12/23 10:21pm)
The Western Washington University Associated Students Club Activities Office, or Club Hub, held the annual Club Awards Gala on May 31.
(06/12/23 9:45pm)
For many, summertime means relaxation, unwinding and finally having time to try a new hobby or two. If this sounds like you, consider joining Make.Shift Art Space’s screenprinting classes.
(06/12/23 9:39pm)
Washington is well known for its agriculture, especially when it comes to growing apples. Yet the vast dairy industry often goes unnoticed. According to the Dairy Farmers of Washington, dairy production is the fourth biggest commodity behind apples. The dairy industry creates a $5.2 billion economic impact and provides Washingtonians around 18,000 jobs.
(06/12/23 7:55am)
Over 500 alumni and family members attended the Back2B'ham Alumni and Friends Weekend, held at Western Washington University for the first time since 2017. The event, hosted by the WWU Alumni Association from May 19 to 21, included guest speakers, bike tours, live music, food trucks and many other activities.
(06/11/23 2:47am)
Content warning: This story contains references to anti-LGBTQ+ attitudes and legislation.
(06/10/23 5:59am)
With the end of the quarter quickly approaching, many graduating students at Western Washington University have the looming job market at the front of their minds. After years of refining your knowledge and expertise in the specific major that you chose, it can be stressful to wonder if what you studied all those years will be the field that you work in.
(06/10/23 5:48am)
Western Washington University’s Associated Students released election results for the 2023-24 academic year on May 8. All seven Executive Board and 21 Student Senate seats were up for election, as all terms run one academic year. The inauguration was held on May 25 in the Viking Union.
(06/10/23 5:29am)
It’s time to get your clucks in a row for the second annual Fairhaven Chicken Festival, set to take place on June 17 at Fairhaven Village Green park. The festival, organized by the Fairhaven Association, aims to bring the community together to celebrate all things chicken-related while showcasing the town's agricultural heritage.
(06/10/23 6:53am)
Generation Z climate activists took to social media to protest United States President Joe Biden’s approval of the Willow Project. But they failed to take into consideration just how complex the issue is. This generation can have its opinions about Willow, but it should first be informed by seeking the full truth.
(06/10/23 7:21am)
Western Washington University will partner with the Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association to offer two new certificates that prepare students for careers in salmon restoration.
(06/10/23 6:36am)
Standing on a blanket with her five-year-old son beside her, Raynell Morris received the name that would be hers for the rest of her life: Squil-le-he-le.
(06/10/23 3:49am)
Representative Zooey Zephyr took a stand against transphobia — a remarkable act of bravery. Zephyr, the first transgender person to serve in the Montana state legislature, spoke out against S.B. 99, which would prohibit gender-affirming care for minors.
(06/10/23 3:23am)
State Sen. Sharon Shewmake and Rep. Joe Timmons of the 42nd Legislative District hosted a town hall on May 31 at Whatcom Community College’s Heiner Center.
(06/09/23 6:37am)
From roaring crowds in electric arenas to record-shattering moments and legends that capture the hearts of millions, sports are full of drama. With narratives of heartbreak, triumph and perseverance, stories about sports are some of the most captivating of any genre.
(06/07/23 7:48pm)
As the brand new spring roundnet league comes to an end, the Bellingham Parks and Recreation Department looks forward to hosting the decades-old All-Comer track and field meets this summer.
(06/07/23 4:27am)
Attendees of Empty Bowls 2023, hosted by Boundary Bay Brewery on June 17, will get to take home a custom bowl — donated by local artists or schools – and can expect soup, bread, a silent auction and live music.
