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Personal finance for college students varies case by case, but many students may not know the resources at hand to grow their understanding in financial literacy.
Being poor in America often means paying more for the basics of survival. From unaffordable housing and overpriced groceries to overdraft fees and payday loans, the cost of simply existing without wealth is nearly impossible to escape.
While administrative plans are underway to help Western Washington University reach carbon neutrality, student engagement and awareness are equally vital pieces to that movement.
For the past month, ceramic artists across Bellingham and Whatcom County have been abuzz with activity; throwing pots, glazing designs and filling kilns with hand-sculpted wares. For members of Whatcom County Artists of Clay and Kiln, or WACK, the group’s upcoming studio tour event is an exceptional opportunity to display and sell their work.
The Trueblood Diversion Workgroup has awarded Whatcom County $3.6 million in grant funding to build supportive housing for residents with behavioral health needs.
Western Washington University police and administrators aim to protect free expression while maintaining campus safety during protests, but students continue to respond to outside demonstrators with strong reactions.
Starting in January of 2026, Bellingham residents will see an estimated 13.5% increase in their monthly utility bill with additional 11% increases planned for 2027 and 2028.
Viking Commons, Ridgeway Commons, and Fairhaven Commons are the three main dining halls operated through Western Washington University. Each offers a variety of menu options, including vegan and gluten-free choices. Thousands of meals are prepared every day thanks to a web of coordination, logistics and planning that goes on behind these busy kitchens.
When Western Washington University first-year Liam J. McArdle’s dad lived in Washington before moving to North Carolina, he was in a band called Incumulus with his friends. Now, Tuesday evenings on the third floor of the Viking Union, McArdle performs covers of his dad’s songs.
Morning light shines into Western Washington University’s new Child Development Center building, where toddlers tumble through the door after their morning walk.
The Western Washington University Vikings played to a 1-1 draw through the rough weather against the Simon Fraser University Red Leafs on Thursday, Nov. 6, at Robert S. Harrington Field to continue their impressive run in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference.
When you think of poetry, what do you imagine? Whether it’s an image of one person standing on a stage or a writer looking questionably wistful as they write alone, The Salish Sea Poetry Festival can help to reshape your perspective on poetry.
Whatcom Transportation Authority is focusing on renewable fuel and is temporarily putting electric vehicles aside.
For many Western Washington University students, registration week brings more anxiety than excitement. Between full classes, waitlists and tight work schedules, the process has become one of the most stressful parts of the academic quarter.
This fall, salmon are returning to their birthplaces to complete their life cycle, and a Bellingham fishery enhancement group is inviting citizens to see it in real time.
Western Washington University is launching a new plan to boost enrollment and to make college more accessible for students across Washington.
Jose Perez joined the Western Washington University men's soccer team in the summer and has instantly made an impact on the team, contributing four goals and three assists in his 15 appearances so far for the Vikings, having the second-highest points tally thus far for the team.
Freshman Cecilia “Cece” Villagomez Edvalson makes a dashing start to her cross-country season. While the transition from high school to college athletics can be challenging, Villagomez Edvalson is progressing both in practice and on the course.
Students were pushed toward digital learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the return to in-person learning four years ago, classwork, homework and studying have all remained widely connected to technology.
Entering a gym as a newcomer is already an intensely anxiety-inducing experience; the design of the weight room at the Wade King Student Rec Center exacerbates this issue, especially for women.
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