Sports
Drew Farnsworth’s journey from New Zealand to Western
By The Western Front | October 15By Aidan Gaffney
Sports Recreation
Sports
Lake Padden Golf Course doing well despite budgeting hurdles
By The Western Front | October 14By Ryan Myrvold
Sports
Joe Martin Stadium enjoys rich history in Bellingham
By The Western Front | October 14By Jordan Stone
Sports
COVID-19 changes how Western athletes train
By The Western Front | October 12By Ryan Myrvold
Varsity Sports
Former Western Women’s Basketball Star Relishes Time in NBA Bubble
By The Western Front | October 8By Jordan Stone
Sports
WWU and rest of GNAC cancel athletic activities on Election Day
By The Western Front | October 8By Aidan Gaffney
Arts & Music
Artist creates ceramic breast vases with hopes to sell online
By The Western Front | June 15By Bailey Sytsma
Arts & Music
Plays4Us prepared for unusual spring quarter shows
By The Western Front | June 5By Macy Adkinson
Arts & Music
No Stage? No Problem!
By Emily Bishop | June 2On March 23, a Facebook page called Not So Staged Readings made its first post. The post said the purpose of the page was to help organize live readings of plays streamed for free. On April 2, auditions for the group’s first play, Henrik Ibsen’s “Ghosts” was posted. Not So Staged Readings has since produced five plays.
Travel
COVID-19 restrictions cripple Bellingham travel industry
By The Western Front | June 2By Kaleigh Carroll
Arts & Music
Looking forward to live music post-COVID-19
By The Western Front | June 2By Riley Currie
Campus
‘ASP’s Music News and History’ podcast brings storytelling to the music industry
By The Western Front | June 1By Ashtyn Gudgel
City & County
Bellingham keeps playing, painting, dancing
By The Western Front | June 1By Ian Ferguson
Culture & Religion
Behind the systems: Former members frustrated over student’s resignation, double standards for dealing with sexual activity
By Nate Sanford | May 26This is the second part in a four-part investigative series about the forced resignation of an LGBTQ+ student and the role of religious institutions on Western’s campus. Parts one, three and four can be found here.
People
Bellingham artist creates Washington-themed board game printed on bandanna
By The Western Front | May 24By Riley Currie
People
Makeworth Market makes it work
By The Western Front | May 23Bellingham business celebrates one-year anniversary amidst COVID-19 restrictions
