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Western has yet to hire Black counselors requested by the BSO in June 2020

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The BSO sees the provision of mental health for Black students as an area where the university has fallen short By Jacob O’Donnell Please Note: We only include phonetic spellings by request of the source.  The Black Student Organization feels that Western Washington...

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Local beer helps local salmon

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Aslan’s new IPA is certified by Salmon-Safe Sammy the Salmon, the Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association’s mascot, holds up a six-pack of Aslan Brewing Co.’s Fish Have Feelings IPA. The IPA was re-released in April in celebration of Earth Month. // Photo...

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Dos and don’ts for beginner sea kayakers

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Experienced Bellingham kayakers give advice By Talus Lantz Making waves at Western is something students do in many ways — including by taking up sea kayaking.  There are a lot of factors to consider before going out on your first sea kayaking adventure....

Vikings sweep Wildcats in doubleheader

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Body Neutrality: learning to accept your body as it is

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Social media has been shown to affect body image and self-acceptance, body neutrality offers a new way to look at yourself and your worth By Torie Wold The journey of self-acceptance is a long one for most. With the rise of social...

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When sexual education fails the LGBTQ+ community, what do we do?

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VIKING TRAVEL: ARTIST POINT

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  They say in Bellingham we like to get high; 5,000 feet high, I mean. Let me take you on a virtual trip to Artist Point on Mount Baker. Drive down the scenic Mount Baker highway, through dense forests and past open pastures. Toward the end of the ascent on Mount Baker, stop at Picture Lake, one of the most...
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