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Case dismissed against former student arrested on suspicion of sexual assault at Nash Hall
By Julia Berkman and Zoe Buchli | March 7By Zoe Buchli
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New cat cafe provides space for humans, felines to relax
By Julia Berkman and Audra Anderson | March 6NEKO offers a unique experience, Owner Caitlin Unsell said. // Photo courtesy of NEKO: A Cat Cafe in Seattle
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Associated Students election codes updated for future elections
By Cody Clark and Evan Upchurch | March 6Newly elected AS VP for Business Operations Nate Jo // Photo by Rachel Alexander
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WTA offers bus riding lessons to middle schoolers
By Emma Kivlin | March 6Illustration by Cody Clark
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Livestream of Woodring assembly taken down from public access and reposted with restricted access
By LauraPlace | March 5by Laura Place
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Hohl Fire suspect makes first court appearance
By Dante Koplowitz-Fleming | March 5Firefighters try their best to put out the blaze on Railroad Avenue that started early on Monday, Feb. 18. // Photo by Zoe Deal
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Dean provides lacking response to areas of student need within Woodring College, students say
By LauraPlace and Laura Place | March 5Woodring students Anne Lee, Sanne de Boer and Gloria Guizar lead a Q&A period for students following presentations by faculty at a second Woodring community assembly on March 1. // Photo by Rachel Alexander
Varsity Sports
Women's basketball seeded sixth in GNAC tournament
By The Front and James Ellis | March 4The Vikings allowed the third fewest points in conference play and were first in field goal percent defense, holding opponents to 37.7 percent shooting in the regular season. // Photo by Jaden Moon
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Men's basketball falls just short of postseason tournament
By The Front , and Alex Barnes | March 3Junior forward Trevor Jasinsky was perfect from the free throw line on the night, going 4-4, but as a team the Vikings struggled, making only 66.7 percent of their free throw attempts. // Photo by Alex Barnes
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Vikings keep postseason hopes alive with win over Wolves
By The Front and Mitch Farley | March 2Junior forward Cameron Retherford's points and rebounds double-double against the Wolves was a big part of the Vikings' 10-point win. // Photo by Emily Porter
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Death Cab For Cutie and Odesza will co-headline a benefit concert in Bellingham
By Emily Erskine | March 1Illustration by Shannon DeLurio
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Faculty of color at Western: Overworked and under supported
By Cody Clark and Colton Redtfeldt | March 1Infographic by Stella Harvey
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Nate Jo elected as new AS VP for Business and Operations
By Cody Clark and Cody Clark | February 28Illustration by Shannon DeLurio
Local Government
City Council revisits discussion of emergency shelter options open during inclement weather
By Emma Kivlin | February 28By Stella Harvey
Campus
1968 to now: How BSU spoke out on need for Black student support
By Julia Berkman , Julia Berkman , Bianca Lancia and Mollie Clements | February 27By Julia Berkman, Mollie Clements and Bianca Lancia
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The Western Sports Roundup 2/19/19 - 2/26/19
By The Front and Alex Barnes | February 27Freshman Jordan Lee had a third place finish at the Bay Area Invitational where the Vikings took home first place as a team. // Photo courtesy of Western Athletics
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LGBTQ+ Western starts its second quarter on campus
By Julia Berkman | February 27By Zoe Buchli
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AS VP Candidates speak at forum for election closing Wednesday evening
By Cody Clark , Audra Anderson and Tris Anderson | February 27Candidates take their seats at the beginning of the forum on Monday, Feb. 25. // Photo by Audra Anderson
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Jasinsky joins elite company by breaking 1,000 point mark in junior year
By The Front and Mitch Farley | February 27In the paint, behind the arc, or at the free throw line, Trevor Jasinsky is a serious scoring threat. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
