Morgan Merriam (she/her) is the Managing Editor for The Front this quarter. Previously, she has been a reporter for Campus News, and held multiple editor positions over the past year. Morgan is entering her fourth year at Western, majoring in journalism - public relations with a minor in sociology. Outside of the newsroom, she enjoys jewelry making, baking and hiking. You can contact her at morganmerriam.thefront@gmail.com
University Police terminated the employment of officer Robert Anderson on Thursday, July 11, over allegations that he assaulted a suspect unaffiliated with Western Washington University trying to break into one of the arresting officer’s personal vehicles on Jan. 20.
From the moment we are born, we seek out comfort from the world. As helpless as we are as children, we crave a mother’s touch, a father’s embrace, and in many cases, the love of a transitional object.
Western Washington University professors Brandon Dupont and Paul Chen have introduced a new community to campus in collaboration with Heterodox Academy in an effort to create better communication among staff, students and faculty.
On May 9, Western Washington University held a public hearing to discuss the President’s Cabinet’s move toward enforcing a fully smoke-free campus to be imposed in the 2022-23 academic year.
After a three year hiatus, Western Washington University’s Empowerment Dinner is returning to campus May 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Viking Union Multipurpose Room.
As April has turned to May, thus has concluded Undocu-Month at Western Washington University, leaving those involved to reflect upon its success.
The Ethnic Student Center’s anticipated Night Market at Western Washington University, set to occur on Sunday, April 30, will no longer be taking place.
Students for Zero Waste is giving Western Washington University another reason to jump into spring cleaning with their clothing swap and repair fair quickly approaching.
As the group’s original cohort graduated over the course of recent years, Western Washington University’s Queer Eco Justice Club began to fade from campus. Now, it is re-emerging with an event at the end of April as a part of Western’s Earth Week lineup.
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