Sports Recreation

Campus

‘ASP’s Music News and History’ podcast brings storytelling to the music industry

By The Western Front | June 1

By Ashtyn Gudgel

City & County

Bellingham keeps playing, painting, dancing

By The Western Front | June 1

By Ian Ferguson

As a part of the Catholic Church, the Newman Center falls under the jurisdiction of the Seattle Archdiocese, which requires all employees to live a lifestyle in accordance with Catholic teachings. // Photo courtesy of Matthew Gasper

Culture & Religion

Behind the systems: Former members frustrated over student’s resignation, double standards for dealing with sexual activity

By Nate Sanford | May 26

This 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 24

By Riley Currie

Campus

Spring student art exhibit postponed

By The Western Front | May 23

By Sophia Galvez

People

Makeworth Market makes it work

By The Western Front | May 23

Bellingham business celebrates one-year anniversary amidst COVID-19 restrictions

Viking Voices

Viking Voices: What’s the first thing you want to do after the stay-at-home order is lifted and why?

By The Western Front | May 22

By Makenna Marks

City & County

Bellingham Art Walk goes virtual during COVID-19

By The Western Front | May 20

By Sela Marino

Arts & Music

Concerts in the age of coronavirus: Bellingham’s virtual venue

By The Western Front | May 18

By Riley Currie

Campus

Viking volleyball welcomes 2020 recruiting class

By The Western Front | May 15

By Kevin Mullin

Campus

National qualifier Aliyah Dawkins reflects on breakthroughs and canceled championships

By The Western Front | May 12

By Brian Esparza

Campus

Writer collaborates with cast and crew of play to revise script

By Emily Bishop | May 7

On March 30, over four months after the final production of “Mad About You,” the cast and crew joined together on a Zoom call to read a newly revised version of the script.