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COVID-19 restrictions cripple Bellingham travel industry
The Bellingham Cruise Terminal on Sunday, May 17. The Alaska Ferry was form of transportation that was put on hold...Whatcom County has one of the highest “unemployment rates” in Washington
Data from Washington’s Unemployment Security Department of initial unemployment claims by week since March in Whatcom County. // Graphic by Seth...Alcoa’s Intalco Works aluminum smelter to lay off 700
A sign posted on the side of the road in Ferndale, Wash. declares support for Alcoa Intalco. // Photo by Kaleigh...Student Health Center to offer in-person physical evaluations
The Student Health Center on the north end of Western’s campus has been supporting students virtually. // Photo by Ella Banken
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What’s the story on all the painted bricks on campus?
A painted brick reads “Senior Class of 2020” with a picture of a Winnie-the-Pooh character on a walkway on Western’s campus....City of Subdued Excitement gets new subdued podcast
Annika Fleming (left) and Maria Dalla Gasperina on a field trip with Western during their internship in 2017. // Photo courtesy...No Stage? No Problem!
Starting at the top and from left to right, Walden Marcus, Madeleine Cooper, Gabi Gilbride and Will Eames rehearse for “Bacon...Looking forward to live music post-COVID-19
Analog Brass performing at their first show in 2018. // Photo courtesy of Maxwell Lemke By Riley Currie
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What’s the story on all the painted bricks on campus?
A painted brick reads “Senior Class of 2020” with a picture of a Winnie-the-Pooh character on a walkway on Western’s campus....New, current students consider attendance at Western
During college admission season, Western is holding virtual tours and Q&A sessions for new and prospective students. // Illustration by Rachel...Tiny house completion moved to fall
A fully rendered image of what the tiny-house will look like. It will be in the same location as seen in...City of Subdued Excitement gets new subdued podcast
Annika Fleming (left) and Maria Dalla Gasperina on a field trip with Western during their internship in 2017. // Photo courtesy...
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COVID-19 restrictions cripple Bellingham travel industry
The Bellingham Cruise Terminal on Sunday, May 17. The Alaska Ferry was form of transportation that was put on hold...Bellingham Public Schools navigates remote learning challenges
Devices at Bellingham Public Schools being prepped for delivery to students to aid in remote learning. // Photo courtesy Bellingham Public...Whatcom County has one of the highest “unemployment rates” in Washington
Data from Washington’s Unemployment Security Department of initial unemployment claims by week since March in Whatcom County. // Graphic by Seth...Bellingham keeps playing, painting, dancing
Art by Gretchen Leggitt is featured on a banner that advertises the Whatcom Arts Project, a coalition of over 30 local...
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Viking volleyball welcomes 2020 recruiting class
Western welcomes four new members to the women's volleyball team. // Photo courtesy of Western Athletics By Kevin...National qualifier Aliyah Dawkins reflects on breakthroughs and canceled championships
National qualifying track & field athlete Aliyah Dawkins was one of many student athletes to experience season cancellations due to COVID-19.//...Western students are getting innovative when finding ways to stay active during quarantine
Due to the temporary closures of gyms and studios, people are finding new ways to workout at home. // Illustration by...Rise in esports community due to quarantine
E-sports are unaffected by the cancellations that other sports are seeing due to COVID-19. // Western Front Archive
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New, current students consider attendance at Western
During college admission season, Western is holding virtual tours and Q&A sessions for new and prospective students. // Illustration by Rachel...Uninsured to suffer the most after the pandemic
Experts say isolation can negatively impact mental health, but not everyone has access to services they may need. // Illustration by...COVID-19 restrictions cripple Bellingham travel industry
The Bellingham Cruise Terminal on Sunday, May 17. The Alaska Ferry was form of transportation that was put on hold...Bellingham Public Schools navigates remote learning challenges
Devices at Bellingham Public Schools being prepped for delivery to students to aid in remote learning. // Photo courtesy Bellingham Public...
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The Western Front stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
Protesters congregate outside of Bellingham city hall in response to the death of George Floyd. // Photo courtesy of Angie BurgerFind your flow: crafting in isolation
A wire wrapping piece by student artist Kyle Lind. // Photo courtesy of Kyle Lind OpinionMental health and the COVID conundrum
People living with mood disorders may find it hard to get out of bed in the morning. Social distancing due to...Safe Sex And COVID-19
Products like vibrators and dildos sit on the shelves at Wink Wink for curious customers to touch and learn about in...
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City of Subdued Excitement gets new subdued podcast
Annika Fleming (left) and Maria Dalla Gasperina on a field trip with Western during their internship in 2017. // Photo courtesy...Thrifting at home becomes the new normal
The thrifting culture in Bellingham continues even in a global pandemic. Secondhand and vintage items are accessible online through various platforms...Western professors’ recommended reads
By Macy Adkinson For those seeking adventure in a time of uncertainty, recreational reading...Bellingham coffee shops struggle with COVID-19
Interactive map of coffee shops in Whatcom County and their adjusted hours due to COVID-19// Graphic by Kyle...
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