A sugar lover’s guide to Bellingham
By Grace Aukschun-Johnson | November 14Do you have a sweet tooth? Do you believe dessert really should come first? Well, you're in luck Bellingham has plenty of spots to satisfy your sweet tooth any time of day.
For Freshmen
Degree Works: why it’s essential for every student
By Ava Nicholas | October 15
Late-night bites in Bellingham
By Madi Tessem and Morgan Merriam | September 13
Bellingham’s best coffee shops for studying
By Morgan Merriam | September 10More For Freshmen
Campus
The importance of financial aid to Latine college students
By Liam Walsh | August 27Latinx students in Washington face unique challenges in their journey through higher education, but organizations such as the League of United Latin American Citizens and the Washington Commission on Hispanic Affairs are fighting those challenges.
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Campus
Q&A: New AS President, Malachi Phillips
By Mars Wetzbarger | June 16Malachi Phillips won the AS President election out of the three candidates for the role. In his campaign, he discussed the issues of food insecurity, mental health and disability access at Western Washington University.
Campus
Safety at your fingertips: Western’s planned emergency app
By Margaret Baumgartner and Kristina Mendoza | May 4The emergency buttons around campus are being phased out in favor of WesternSafe, Western's planned safety app. Learn more about what students will be able to use the app for and when it will be available.
Housing & Development
The Housing Hustle: What you need to know about the Western student housing scramble
By Bodey Mitchell and Kaitlyn Ward | April 19A comprehensive breakdown for students searching for housing in Bellingham
Housing & Development
Got rent? Here’s the recent housing legislation you should know about.
By Oren Roberts | April 17Take the time to understand how the law could give you a leg up on your rent-hiking landlord.
City & County
Why bike in Bellingham?
By Eleanor Peterson | March 30For many in Bellingham, driving a car to get where we need to go feels like an everyday necessity. However, there are many who choose biking as an alternative. But why bike? Is it only out of necessity?
Campus
New Starlight Shuttle app: Coming winter 2024
By Neisha Gaskins | December 16When the buses stop running at 10:30 p.m., students have limited options. Some don’t have cars to get to and from campus, and tools like Uber and Lyft can be costly. This is where Starlight Shuttle shines.
City & County
BRIEF: Safe transportation options for Halloweekend
By Logan Schreiber | October 28Halloween season is a fun time for college students, but a night out can’t be complete without a safe ride home.
