News
Local joint burns out: Brotha Dudes closes
By Julia Berkman and Ian Haupt | October 14A shot of the outside of Brotha Dudes The Kick-Back. // Photo by Ian Haupt
News
Campus
Students, activists in Red Square protest Kavanaugh decision
By Julia Berkman and Hannah Blank | October 14Photo by Rachel Alexander
People
On Air: An Inside Look at KUGS
By The Front | October 10https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDOraOEEe0E An inside look at KUGS, Western's primary radio station, exploring how it operates and what it takes to become a DJ. // Video created by Jaden Moon in conjunction with the WWU DMC
News
Western maintenance request system gets a facelift
By The Front | October 10The new online platform offers more variety in requests as well as an easier log-in process. // Screenshot via Western ReADY webpage
Environment
Increasing temperatures spell rocky future for Nooksack River
By Julia Berkman and Jack Taylor | October 10By Jack Taylor
News
Citizen patrols provide support for local police
By The Front | October 10Bellingham Neighbors Together volunteers Brad Howard, left and Robbie Hochreiter pose for a portrait on Oct. 8, 2018 in downtown Bellingham. Both Howard and Hochreiter are from the first graduating class of the program. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
Associated Students
ESC Open House brings food, friends, future plans
By Julia Berkman and Donella Lalas | October 10By Donella Lalas
News
The show goes on after headliner Princess Nokia cancels
By The Front | October 7Cherry Glazerr rocks out to their song "Had Ten Dollaz," while the crowd dances away. // Photo by Kenzie Mahoskey
News
Remains found possibly linked to missing Bellingham snowboarders
By The Front | October 7Two local men came across belongings that appeared to be connected to one of the missing snowboarders on Saturday, Sept. 29 during a hike. // Photo by Jake Tull
News
WTA to purchase two electric buses with $2.3 million grant
By The Front | October 7The two new electric buses will join WTA's eight hybrid buses. // Photo by Samuel Fletcher
News
Suspect in custody following random violence spree
By The Front | October 7A suspect is in police custody after a random assault spree that left one person dead and two injured on Saturday, Oct. 6, according to a Bellingham Police Department press release.
Campus
'Building healing without borders:' Western alumnae start podcast, discussion
By Julia Berkman and Julia Berkman | October 3Vicky Matey and Olga Araceli sit beneath an antler chandelier at the Cabin Tavern in downtown Bellingham, drinks and bright purple on-brand stickers in hand, and pose for a photo. The red light from a neon sign behind them frames their heads like a halo.
News
Bellingham citizens rally against nomination of Judge Kavanaugh
By The Front | October 3Rallygoers hold hands in solidarity during a speech at City Hall. // Photo by Jaden Moon
Campus
President Randhawa addresses sexual misconduct procedures with email
By The Front | October 3In an email, President Sabah Randhawa announced plans create a separate Title IX Office focused specifically on investigating cases of sexual misconduct. // Photo courtesy of University Communications
Legislature
Indivisible Bellingham gets the vote out
By Julia Berkman and Emma Kivlin | September 27
Western Watchdog
Bellingham Police release sketch of September voyeurism suspect
By The Front and Cody Clark | September 27
News
Students march against Aramark
By The Front and Suzanna Leung | September 24Students and community members marched from Western's campus through downtown on Sept. 2 to voice their concerns about the university's contract with Aramark. // Photo by Suzanna Leung
