By Emilee Kyle When you hear the word “scientist,” you might think of someone in a lab coat, wearing goggles and using a beaker, not a fashion-forward female rapper. The science, technology, engineering and mathematics programs at Western are trying to fight that narrative. On Thursday Nov. 8, […]
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Preview some photos from The Mount Baker Theatre’s upcoming production of the “Rocky Horror Picture Show,” just in time for Halloween. By Jaden Moon
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By Brooke Wilson The shiver of anticipation sweeping across town isn’t from the crisp, autumn breeze or the allure of the spookiest holiday that’s just around the corner. It’s spreading from the fervor of local fans gearing up with their fishnets and theatrics for the screenings of the […]
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By Ian Haupt A purple beam of light lit up the stage and the room filled with ecstatic cheers as the man of the evening walked out, smiling and waving at his audience. Pausing at the microphone, he waited for the crowd to settle before he asked, “[Is] […]
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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
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By Jack Taylor Hosting an open art space for people of all ages, local nonprofit Make.Shift continues to encourage children to tap into their inner artist as the company celebrates its 10th anniversary. Located on Flora Street in downtown Bellingham, Make.Shift is a creative space where artists can […]
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Photo by Rachel Postlewait By Nolan Kirby The playlist I created for you today is filled with three completely different genres: Major 90’s hip-hop influencers Happy day songs French These songs have been handpicked because they are going to stimulate your brain, taking you on a journey. Let’s […]
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The poster for Kushan Chorus’s concert, “Breaking Silence.” // Photo courtesy of Kushan Chorus By Ali Raetz This Saturday, the Kulshan Chorus will combine songs, choreography and spoken word to bring awareness to sexual assault and provide an artistic representation of the #MeToo movement. Audiences can enjoy two […]
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By Olivia Klein With a lively jubilance, the Sudden Valley Dance Barn hosted The Brothers Arntzen band, kicking off a concert series dedicated to jazz enthusiasts on April 14. True to its name, the Dance Barn is split into a seating area facing the stage, but the eye […]
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Some of the hardest parts of pursuing your creative aspirations professionally are finding out what you really want to do and finding spaces that let you do it. Western graduate Katie Gray is someone who has made musical ambitions into both a hobby and a job. In addition […]
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