Opinion
Opinion
Caring for houseplants: A way to cope this winter
By The Western Front | November 16By Sadie Fick
Opinion
Fines aren’t fine: Why libraries are long overdue for a change
By The Western Front | October 27By Kaleigh Carroll
Editorial
What do you want to know about local and state elections?
By The Western Front | October 27As Election Day approaches, having up-to-date information about elections is increasingly important. Thus, The Western Front editorial staff is asking the Bellingham community what our paper should cover during this election season.
Opinion
Muting mics not the solution to disruptive debates
By The Western Front | October 26By Sadie Fick
Opinion
Go old-school on readings, notes for variety during COVID
By The Western Front | October 13By Sadie Fick
Opinion
Take COVID-19 off your party invite list
By The Western Front | October 3By Kaleigh Carroll
Campus
The Western Front’s response to racial injustice
By The Western Front | August 17From 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.
Opinion
We should be supporting tattoo artists during the pandemic
By The Western Front | June 16Opinion
Viking Voices
Viking Voices: How has the stay-at-home order and the transition to online classes affected your study habits?
By The Western Front | June 7By Cameron Lautenslager
Viking Voices
Fall quarter uncertainty affects registration decisions
By Emily Bishop | June 5How has unpredictability surrounding fall quarter affected your registration for classes?
Editorial
The Western Front stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
By The Western Front | June 3By The Western Front Editorial Board
Opinion
Mental health and the COVID conundrum
By The Western Front | May 30By Kaelin Bell and Christopher O’Neill
