News
Compost bins installed in dorm rooms following student-led effort
By The Front | November 28The new compost buckets are specifically designed with odor-cancelling ventilation. // Photo by Jaden Moon
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Western Watchdog
Proud boys deemed hate group
By Julia Berkman and Zoe Deal | November 28The FBI has recently categorized Proud Boys as an extremist group “with ties to White Nationalism,” according to a Clark County Sheriff’s Office internal affairs report. Federal authorities are warning local law enforcement that the group is actively recruiting in the Pacific Northwest.
News
Saving Skookum Creek: Whatcom Land Trust on its way to protecting yet another vital watershed
By The Front | November 20With its headwaters in the Twin Sisters, Skookum Creek is the largest contributor of the South Fork of Nooksack River, according to the Whatcom Land Trust website. // Photo courtesy of Amanda McKay and the Whatcom Land Trust
Campus
Changes on the horizon for Veteran Services Office
By The Front | November 20Restructuring, incoming personnel are among the changes. // Photo by Jaden Moon
Business & Economy
Future uncertain for e-liquid users, sellers
By Julia Berkman and Simon Thomas | November 20By Simon Thomas
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Student memorialized with scholarship: Friends band together to create a crowdsourced memorial scholarship
By The Front | November 20Emily Lang (left) and Emma Place died tragically in a hiking accident in August 2017. // Photo Courtesy of Laura Place
Legislature
AS Board talks student senate, Lobby Day
By Julia Berkman and Simon Thomas | November 20Illustration by Julia Berkman
Associated Students
Trans Week of Remembrance honors elders, community
By Julia Berkman and Brooke Wilson | November 20Members from the Associated Students Queer Resource Center proudly display signs and sport colors advocating the nationally-observed Transgender Awareness Week from the ledge of the Red Square fountain on Tuesday, Nov. 15. // Photo by Brooke Wilson
Western Watchdog
Bigoted vandalism found, removed across campus
By Julia Berkman , Julia Berkman and Cody Clark | November 20A student walks by Wright's Triangle, where racist vandalism was recently erased on Nov. 19, 2018. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
News
Let's be blunt: The weed industry is on fire
By Julia Berkman and Ian Ferguson | November 14Illustration by Cole Sandhofer, background courtesy of North Coast Journal
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By The Front | November 14“I swear my husband’s grandmother thinks that I’m fighting cyborgs or something,” cybersecurity major Miranda Skar said. // Photo illustration by Jaden Moon
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Community celebrates 100th Armistice Day
By The Front | November 14Veterans for Peace and allies stand across from the Church of Assumption in silence. // Photo by Alexia Suarez
Western Watchdog
Dorm residents not protected by 'standard of living' law
By Julia Berkman and Samuel Fletcher | November 14By Samuel Fletcher
Environment
AS Board talks Zero Waste, water bottles
By Julia Berkman and Simon Thomas | November 14Illustration by Julia Berkman
Legislature
Nobody is Above the Law: Indivisible Bellingham holds protest after Sessions resignation
By Julia Berkman and Emma Kivlin | November 12Protesters chant and hold signs at a rally to protest the appointment of acting attorney general Mathew Whitaker on Nov. 8, 2018 at the Bellingham courthouse. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
Administration
Students raise concerns as vehicle design program hangs in limbo
By The Front , Anelyse Morris and Julia Furukawa | November 8Note: This is a continuation of the piece, "Vehicle design legacy on line," originally published in the print edition of The Western Front on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018.
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Bellingham housing issues discussed in depth during Whatcom Housing Week
By The Front | November 7Event organizer Rose Lathrop stands with a sign at Whatcom Housing Week. // Photo by Schuyler Shelloner
