Kenna Peterson (she/her) is a city news reporter for The Front this quarter. She is a fourth-year news/editorial journalism major and when she isn't working on a story, she can be found baking bagels, making collages and hanging out with her cat, Rigatoni. You can reach her at kennapeterson.thefront@gmail.com.
On Sunday, in between spurts of heavy rainfall and patchy blue skies, dozens of people squeezed into the Whatcom Peace and Justice Center in Bellingham with two things on their minds: whistles and resistance.
Along the Nooksack River, countless farms and homes faced severe short and long-term damage after mass flooding the second week of December.
The Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System has given Western Washington University a silver star for more than a decade straight. Not gold, not platinum – silver.
Students found more than just beans at the Food Insecurity Network's second quarterly Beans Bash.
This year, Halloween in Bellingham will feature more than just trick or treating and haunted houses. Western Washington University’s drag club, Royal Gambit, will be hosting an 18+ “night of slays, gays and spooks.”
The Associated Students Productions’ fall films series will feature four horror films to keep viewers on the edge of their seat – or couch – at the newly renovated Underground Coffeehouse, featuring a collaboration with Western’s Scream Queens.
In the city of subdued excitement, one man’s passion project, Subdued Sessions, is capturing strums on guitars all across Bellingham.
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