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Summer is berry-picking season in Whatcom County, and there’s no better way to celebrate than getting out on the farm, enjoying the sunny weather and plucking your own berries right off the vine.
Sometimes, the right movie finds you at the right time, not just to entertain, but to shift your world view. Coming-of-age films do more than show the awkward journey to adulthood. They echo your questions, heartbreaks and hopes.
Western’s student meal plans for the 2025-2026 school year are set to change in the fall. This will likely raise the costs and reduce access to food for many students who live on campus. The dining program intends to shift towards a dining system giving students a set number of meals per week while cutting the number of Dining Dollars students receive.
“For all people, as with individuals, the time comes when they must reckon with their history. For the Chicano, the present is a time of renaissance, of renacimiento.”
As summer approaches, Western Washington University will start to lose students to summer break. The students who stay face fewer healthy meal options. Students who struggle year-round may face additional hardships during the summer.
Last year, after more than two weeks of student-led protest, Western Washington University signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the WWU Divest Apartheid Coalition on May 29, 2024, marking a significant step in an ongoing campus movement for Palestinian liberation and ethical investment.
As Western Washington University transforms from spring to summer, opportunities for involvement change drastically, and campus life and activity lessen substantially. The transitional season can serve students choosing to remain in Bellingham from June through September as a time to step outside of their usual circles and campus routines.
What has a Masala food truck, Bollywood performances and lots of colors? Western Washington University’s South Asian Student Association’s Holi celebration.
I jerry-rigged my life to a bike for a weekend, I now strive for that ability in my everyday life.
The first time someone snapped their fingers at me to get my attention, I was 17 years old and working at a Mexican restaurant. I’d been on my feet for six hours and had just apologized for the third time that day, for something that wasn’t my fault.
Western students & faculty filed into Old Main 340, and logged in at 3:30 p.m. via Zoom, on May 15 to speak out about the future of student-funded programs during the public comment portion of the Services and Activities (S&A) Fees Committee meeting.
On Tuesday, May 28, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., the Washington State Department of Health and Social Services (DSHS) mobile office was parked at Western Washington University’s Flag Plaza, near the Wade King Student Recreation Center, to assist students in applying for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Bellis Fair Mall has served the Bellingham community for over 35 years, and upcoming additions of Chick-fil-A, Dutch Bros, and Washington Trust Bank are drawing new attention to the area. However, the Bellis Fairways Disc Golf Course may face a potential reduction in size as a result of these businesses’ arrival.
Swearing is commonplace on college campuses, including Western Washington University. But what happens when that language seeps into the classroom? Can it make professors more relatable or the material more engaging?
Have you heard of the WTA? No, not the Women's Tennis Association or the Whatcom Transportation Authority. This WTA stands for the Washington Trail Association.
Editor's note: This is a developing story. Check back for more updates.
Graduation season is upon the streets of Bellingham, and the second annual Disability Community (DisCo) Celebration and Award Ceremony will occur on June 6.
During the pandemic, partner dancing took a hit in Bellingham.
Sunday afternoon was all smiles and champagne for the Birch Equipment Ski to Sea team, as they made history by taking home their fourth victory in a row in Whatcom County’s original multisport relay race.
Editor's Note: This article has been updated since publication to correct the itenerary and food service for the Last Night Out event.
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