Health Wellness
Health & Wellness
Put good in, get good out
By The Front and Alexia Suarez | November 7“If you eat good, you feel good; and if you feel good, you perform good.”
Health & Wellness
Hip-hop on the rise in Bellingham
By Stella Harvey and Samuel Fletcher | October 17
Recreation
Watch out cycling, there's a new sheriff in town
By The Front and Cole Sandhofer | October 17Sunny skies and 80s glam metal set the scene for cyclists of all ages and abilities, as spectators rang cowbells and shouted encouragement to riders during the Cascade Cross at Bellingham BMX on Saturday, Oct. 13.
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Photo series: Bellingham Bay Marathon in action
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Running for a Cause
By Stella Harvey and By Alexia Suarez | October 3Runners stop on the trail to play with some bubbles. // Photo courtesy of Sharon Stone
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Meditating for mindfulness
By The Front | May 30Yoga students at 3 Oms Yoga center themselves during a workout. // Photo courtesy of 3 Oms Yoga Studio
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Bringing water to the Birchwood desert
By The Front and Colton Redtfeldt | May 16Eight-year-old Bijou Darrow yells passionately at the empty lot where the Birchwood Albertsons used to stand. // Photo by Colton Redtfeldt
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Fresh, local produce- straight to your door
By The Front and Brooklin Pigg | May 9A CSA basket from another local provider, Acme Farms. //
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The Garden Project grows community in Bellingham
By The Front and McKenna Hunt | May 9Photo courtesy of Bellingham Food Bank
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A Painful Predicament: Managing Opioid Addiction
By The Front | April 11By Sandra Rees-Bowen
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Hungry, Helpful and Happening: The Bellingham Food Bank
By The Front and Alyssa Bruce | April 11This last year alone, staff and volunteers served an astounding 180,000 people at the Bellingham Food Bank, according to their records.
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Students work to end stigma surrounding mental illness
By The Front and Roisin Cowan-Kuist | February 2Image courtesy of NAMI on Campus WWU.
Recreation
Healthy fitness habits for college
By The Front | July 20Student life gets busy, and throwing exercise in the mix can be a challenge. A study published in the International Journal of Sport Exercise and Psychology estimates 50 percent of people who begin an exercise program will drop out within six months. However, many Western students and Wade King Student Recreation Center fitness trainers know techniques you can use to stay fit with a packed college schedule.
