World
Western Washington University professor takes collaborative approach to research in Nicaragua
By The Front | April 1By Elisa Espinoza and Olivia Palmer
Sports Recreation
Business & Economy
Bellingham chosen as new destination for Southwest Airlines
By Cliff Heberden | March 26Southwest Airlines announced Bellingham as one of three new flight destinations for 2021 on March 8.
Recreation
Western’s upcoming ‘Mindfulness Hike!’ gives students breath of fresh air
By The Front | March 12By Belle Wright
Viking Voices
Viking Voices: What books are students reading throughout the pandemic — besides textbooks?
By The Front | March 11By Dia Wondimu
Sports
Local soccer officials ready to get back on field
By The Front | March 1By Daniel Hornbuckle
Culture & Religion
Purim celebration speaks to resilience, community during COVID-19 pandemic
By The Front | February 25By Olivia Palmer
Varsity Sports
GNAC decision paves way for Western sports return
By The Front | February 25By Nathan Schumock
Sports
Resort-goers flood Mount Baker Ski Area
By The Front | February 19UPDATE: The Mount Baker Ski Area media team did not respond to interview requests prior to publication and employees denied requests, citing their employee handbook. Mount Baker Ski Area subsequently has offered information about its safety protocols. This story has been updated to include the new information.
Arts & Music
Gospel artist shares musical, cultural traditions with Western choirs
By The Front | February 19By Olivia Palmer
Arts & Music
Painted rocks in hiding across Whatcom County
By The Front | February 15By Madison Roper
Education
Second-year student studies abroad amid pandemic
By The Front | February 12By Olivia Palmer
Varsity Sports
Softball returns to Viking Field for doubleheader
By The Front | February 11UPDATE: This story was published before the game was postponed due to severe weather conditions. The information has been updated.
Culture & Religion
Little libraries provide alternative for literary lovers
By Caroline Brooks | February 7With public libraries closed or reduced to curbside pickups, some readers have found other avenues to not only rent books, but also connect with their community.
