A mural by Shawn Cass the wraps around Walsh & Dry Services on Nov.5. // Photo by Max Gleiberman By Max Gleiberman On July 17 a fire destroyed downtown pet store Hohl Feed and Seed and also caused the destruction of bird alley. The mural survived the fire […]
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The street-view of Third Planet on Tuesday, Dec. 3. // Photo by Claire Ott By MacKenzie Dexter Fashion is a way for people to express themselves creatively, provide jobs and stay warm during the cold months, however, the fashion industry contributes to waste and overproduction in America. According […]
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Mural by Gretchen Leggitt on Nov. 5. // Photo by Max Gleiberman By Max Gleiberman Bellingham is known as the city of subdued excitement, but if you walk around, you’ll see quite the opposite in the colorful, creative street art splashed throughout the city. Gretchen Leggitt created much […]
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By MacKenzie Dexter Bright lights reflect off sale signs, early morning temperatures chill the air and lines of people form in preparation for the holiday kick-off: Black Friday. While the day is full of excitement and deals, customer service employees are often times overlooked participants on Black Friday. […]
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A display of handwritten entries on display at the Western Gallery on Monday, Nov. 25. // Photo by Claire Ott By Elizabeth Hall Sebastian Mendes has heard his grandfather’s story for his entire life, ever since he was old enough to understand English. His grandfather was a Portuguese […]
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Bret Greene happy to be alive and home after being lost overnight in the Chuckanuts on Nov. 12. // Photo by Michael Rodriguez By Noah Harper For Western student Bret Greene Monday, Nov. 11, started just like any other Monday would. Greene tied his shoes, grabbed his phone […]
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Dr. Ryan Dudenbostel directs Western’s Symphony Orchestra during their performance on Friday, Nov. 15. // Photo by Claire Ott By Elizabeth Hall Western’s orchestra is fundraising $100,000 for a tour around Prague and Vienna in June 2020, where they will play a piece written during the Holocaust. The […]
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Pearl Morris poses a question to Alex Wagner, author of Futureface (left), and José Olivarez, author of Citizen Illegal at the Western Reads event on Monday, Nov. 18. // Photo by Alex Moreno By Eva Bryner Amid a sea of raincoats and coffee cups, authors Alex Wagner and […]
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Cheryl Knapp plays with her bulldogs Duck, Libby and Solo after they finish practicing for competitions in Bow, Wash. on Friday, Nov 15. // Photo by Alix Condit By Alix Condit Cheryl Knapp’s bulldogs know how to do a lot, from playing the piano to riding a skateboard, […]
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Camron Miller // Photo courtesy of WWU Athletics By Conor Wilson Wetsern soccer center back Camron Miller’s late game heroics against Azusa Pacific University might have been the starting point for his team’s championship run this season. Down 1-0 with less than a minute to play against the […]
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