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For LGBTQ+ students, help comes at an important time

By The Front | October 28

By Tunny Parrish

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The Social Justice and Equity Committee will oversee faculty anti-racism training for winter 2021

By The Front | October 27

By Ryan Morris

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It wasn’t me! Western students stay social by playing “Among Us”

By The Front | October 26

By Sophia Pappalau

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COVID-19 disrupts Western’s proposed 2021 budget

By The Front | October 20

By Ryan Morris

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Fairhaven College alumni host weekly virtual concert series

By The Front | October 19

By Sophia Pappalau

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Western’s classes will remain mostly remote for winter quarter

By The Front | October 16

By Ryan Morris

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Look away: screens strain student's eyes

By Jason Upton | October 14

As Western moves to a majority online format amid COVID-19, second-year Western student Elena King is experiencing a new, but familiar issue: eye strain.

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Voting made easy through campus resources for Election Day

By The Front | October 13

By Ryan Morris

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The Coronavirus Continues its Siege on College Affordability

By The Front | October 12

By Mathew Willoughby

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“In-Site: The New Realism” gives art graduates a chance to exhibit their thesis projects

By The Front | October 9

By Sophia Pappalau

Campus

The Western Front’s response to racial injustice

By The Front | August 17

From microaggressions to physical violence, systemic racism is an ongoing problem in the U.S. Xenophobia and hateful attitudes toward Asian Americans emerged with the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Black Lives Matter movement has sparked an increase in reports of police brutality against Black people and their allies.

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Campus wildlife during the pandemic

By The Front | July 3

By Madison Morris

Business & Economy

Want to change how much you pay on student loans?

By The Front | June 16

By Kiana Doyle

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First-generation graduates impacted by virtual commencement

By The Front | June 16

By Cameron Sires

Education

Study groups still happening despite remote learning

By Emily Bishop | June 16

In the weeks leading up to finals, the library is usually full of students preparing for exams. However, with the closing of campus and a necessity for remote learning, the library sits empty. Despite this, students are still finding ways to participate in study groups.