It seems like there’s always some kind of fad challenge or dare circulating around social media, especially for college students. But how often are the true meanings of those challenges actually known?
Have you ever participated in a month-long challenge like No-Shave November or NaNoWriMo? Why or why not?
For this story, The Western Front Editorial Board is comprised of Heidi DeHart, Stephanie Bishop and photographer Caleb Galbreath.
Monday, Nov. 2, marked the start of week six for fall quarter 2015. At this point, there’s no need to remind anyone about finals steadily creeping up.
A vote next week will determine how Western promotes a new choice for buying and selling textbooks for students. Texts.com is a site that allows students to post books for sale and compare prices in order to get the best value possible.
How did you come to decide on your major? How are you feeling about your current major status?
College students don’t need to be told not to be irresponsible on Halloween.
This Letter to the Editor was written by student Harvey Shwartz
The recent editorial by the Western Front, “Don’t Hate on the Hippies” produces a concept of "sustainability" that is at odds with defeating the current unprecedented climate crisis and mass loss of biodiversity on this earth.
The futures of Western’s 15,000 students will soon be placed in the care of a new president, and it’s important to begin thinking of what to expect.
Western is all about the alternative, and that includes transportation. However, is that transportation worth it when college students who already have thin wallets need to pay $69 if they want to rent a Zipcar?
Have you ever used Zipcar? If so, why? If not, would you ever consider using it and why?
As we find ourselves immersed in trips to pumpkin patches and pretending not to steal early pieces of Halloween candy, we are also greeted by another autumn tradition — Humans vs. Zombies.
Why did you choose to participate in HvZ? What are your impressions so far?
Has your physical self esteem changed since you’ve been in college? How or how not?
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