Features
Features
A Boy and His Bus
By The Front | June 1It's rare for a college student to say they’re able to purchase their own home. Junior McKai Morgan, a business and sustainability major, has not only purchased a future ho me, but transportation as well.
Features
Reviving a family's way of life
By The Front | May 28Stepping onto the Lund family farm is a jump backward in time where everything is grown with the help of original tools from the 1900s. The old farmhouse stands next to a pond, surrounded by trees with no neighbors in sight and fields for corn, potatoes and wheat all around.
Features
Get to know Western
By The Front | May 28With each entry of Get to Know Western, The Western Front will interview students and staff for a new insight on campus life. This week, we interviewed junior Christian Castro.
Features
Finding Love in 1908
By The Front | May 21It’s 1908 in Blaine, Washington. Marina is the owner of a local restaurant, trying to cope with a recent heartbreak and a new love interest while racist ideals are being spread throughout the country.
Features
Bellingham community comes together for death talk
By The Front | May 21Let’s drink some coffee and talk about death.
Features
Get to know Western: Katy Sharp
By The Front | May 21Katy Sharp, graphic design major, sophomore, 20
Features
Electrifying Your Ride
By The Front | May 18Skateboarding in Bellingham can be a painstaking task when it comes to battling hills, but recently electric longboards have been introduced to Western’s community.
Features
Western alumna plans to sell sweets by way of cart
By The Front | May 18After graduating from Western last spring with a degree in management information systems, Jenna Kincaid is ready to bring her baking business, Sweet Petite, to its full capacity.
Features
It Don't Mean a Thing If You Ain't Got That Swing
By The Front | May 14A fast-tempo song featuring trumpets is playing from speakers as about 20 people learn the steps to “Mama’s Stew,” a choreographed dance based on the swing style of the Lindy Hop. The dancers move from side to side, turning their bodies around with each eighth count, their arms and legs working in tandem. This dance requires fast-moving feet to keep up with the beat of the song. Many are breathing heavily.
Features
Bellingham hosts wine walk
By The Front | May 14With blue skies, smudge-free wine glasses, maps and 1-ounce pours in hand, the wine walkers were off on their self-guided tour.
Features
From the Classroom to the Web
By The Front | May 11An immortal warrior, a doting sidekick, a sorceress, one greedy businessman and a whole lot of scones are just a few of the ingredients to “After Forever,” a web series created by Western alumna Natalie Fedak.
Features
And the Viking takes the Crown
By The Front | May 7She stood on the stage, attempting for the third time this year to take the crown. She saw herself surrounded by beautiful women and became doubtful. This March, Brittney Brown's name was finally called and she walked off stage donning the crown, sash, and title of “Miss Tahoma.
