News
Vikings drop home game against Concordia 70-62
By Dante Koplowitz-Fleming | January 11Sophomore forward Kelsey Rogers with the layup against the Cavaliers. // Photo by Emily Porter
WTA hosts public hearing to discuss route changes
By LauraPlace and Esther Chong | January 10Students load onto a WTA bus in front of the Viking Union. // Photo by Ian Koppe
Environmental Science students analyze a river reborn
By Julia Berkman and Bianca Lancia | January 10By Bianca Lancia
District 42 Representatives talk carbon tax, teacher salaries at town hall meeting
By Julia Berkman and Cailean Mcleod | January 9By Cailean Mcleod
Vehicle Design moratorium continues
By Cody Clark and Stella Harvey | January 9The Vehicle Research Institute lab houses past student-built vehicles. // Photo by Cody Clark
Phone outages sweep the state
By Emma Kivlin and Claudia Cooper | January 9Phones at Western were included in the outage. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
At community forum, students demand administrative action regarding systematic racism at Western
By The Front , Brooke Wilson and Emma Kivlin | December 10Members of the administration met with hundreds of students in Fraser Hall to discuss ongoing accountability and proactivity on issues of racial injustice at Western. // Photo by Brooke Wilson
Student charged in connection to vandalism ends quarter early, charged with malicious harassment
By Julia Berkman and Samuel Fletcher | December 5Western student Shayne Merwin, who was arrested in connection with racist and homophobic vandalism, has chosen not to return to campus for the remainder of the quarter.
"...And the tree was happy, and so were the children": Village Books gives back with Giving Tree book drive
By The Front | December 5The Giving Tree sits by the staircase in the Fairhaven Village Books. Each angel represents a child that customers can purchase a book for. // Photo by Emily Erskine
Tent encampment dedicated to local business owner following his death
By The Front | December 5The Winter Haven tent encampment will be located behind City Hall at 210 Lottie St. // Photo by Alexia Suarez
Student Senate meets to discuss expectations and goals
By The Front | December 5AS Vice President of Academic Affairs Levi Eckman speaks with the Student Senate at their first unofficial meeting on Dec. 4. // Photo by Kenzie Mahoskey
Hundreds of students gather at President's office to speak about breaking the cycle of systemic racism, violence
By Julia Berkman and Julia Berkman | December 5Students ask questions to during a sit-in on Tuesday to protest the administration's response to racist graffiti appearing on campus. The students waited for three hours until President Randhawa appeared to answer their questions. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
Practice space limited for recreational clubs
By The Front | November 28Intramural volleyball teams practice in Carver's upstairs C Gym. // Photo by Matthew Tangeman
Who is to blame for rent increases? Bellingham landlords speak on why student rental prices keep rising
By The Front | November 28A "For Rent" sign stands outside a house on North Garden Street. Hammer Properties owner Mike Hays said landlords can make more by renting to students. // Photo by Harrison Amelang






















