World
Local vigil, march for George Floyd draws hundreds, shows solidarity
By Kyle Tubbs , Olivia Hobson and Drew Jelinek | June 5[metaslider id=36398 cssclass=""]
News
Washington State
Is now too early to reopen?
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Business & Economy
Whatcom County Council introduced an ordinance item relating to Cherry Point Refinery
By The Front | June 4By Courtney Gullett
Travel
COVID-19 restrictions cripple Bellingham travel industry
By The Front | June 2By Kaleigh Carroll
Business & Economy
Whatcom County has one of the highest “unemployment rates” in Washington
By The Front | June 1By Seth Stevens
City & County
Alcoa’s Intalco Works aluminum smelter to lay off 700
By The Front | May 31By Hailee Wickersham
Health & Wellness
Student Health Center to offer in-person physical evaluations
By The Front | May 31By Sienna Boucher
City & County
Critical demand for child care services in Bellingham
By The Front | May 29By Benjamin Leung
City & County
Climate task force begins climate measure filtering process, funding considerations
By The Front | May 27By Olivia Hobson
News
Bellingham coffee shops struggle with COVID-19
By Kyle Tubbs | May 21Interactive map of coffee shops in Whatcom County and their adjusted hours due to COVID-19// Graphic by Kyle Tubbs
City & County
Three things you should know that happened in Bellingham City Government this month
By The Front | May 21By Seth Stevens
City & County
Whatcom County mutual aid groups try a little kindness
By The Front | May 20By Victoria Corkum
City & County
Essential government workers succeed in safety measures
By The Front | May 18By Tyler Brown
City & County
Bellingham reminds residents to leave streams alone
By The Front | May 15By Benjamin Leung
Campus
Education students continue in experienced-based learning
By The Front | May 15By Bella Coronado
Campus
Three winners announced in contest to combat food insecurity on campus
By Nate Sanford | May 15Three winners have been announced in the Amazon Catalyst Competition, a contest sponsored by Amazon that invited students and faculty to submit ideas for fighting food insecurity on campus.
Features
Pregnant during a pandemic: How COVID-19 has affected pregnancy and childbirth
By The Front | May 14By Olivia Hobson
