Opinion
Leave no trace: More than just “pack it in, pack it out”
By The Front | November 20By Kaleigh Carroll
Fines aren’t fine: Why libraries are long overdue for a change
By The Front | October 27By Kaleigh Carroll
What do you want to know about local and state elections?
By The 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.
Go old-school on readings, notes for variety during COVID
By The Front | October 13By Sadie Fick
The Western Front’s response to racial injustice
By The 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.
Viking Voices: How has the stay-at-home order and the transition to online classes affected your study habits?
By The Front | June 7By Cameron Lautenslager
Fall quarter uncertainty affects registration decisions
By Emily Bishop | June 5How has unpredictability surrounding fall quarter affected your registration for classes?
The Western Front stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
By The Front | June 3By The Western Front Editorial Board
Mental health and the COVID conundrum
By The Front | May 30By Kaelin Bell and Christopher O’Neill