Western Watchdog
Dorm residents not protected by 'standard of living' law
By Julia Berkman and Samuel Fletcher | November 14By Samuel Fletcher
News
Environment
AS Board talks Zero Waste, water bottles
By Julia Berkman and Simon Thomas | November 14Illustration by Julia Berkman
Legislature
Nobody is Above the Law: Indivisible Bellingham holds protest after Sessions resignation
By Julia Berkman and Emma Kivlin | November 12Protesters chant and hold signs at a rally to protest the appointment of acting attorney general Mathew Whitaker on Nov. 8, 2018 at the Bellingham courthouse. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
Administration
Students raise concerns as vehicle design program hangs in limbo
By The Front , Anelyse Morris and Julia Furukawa | November 8Note: This is a continuation of the piece, "Vehicle design legacy on line," originally published in the print edition of The Western Front on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018.
News
Bellingham housing issues discussed in depth during Whatcom Housing Week
By The Front | November 7Event organizer Rose Lathrop stands with a sign at Whatcom Housing Week. // Photo by Schuyler Shelloner
Western Watchdog
Highland Hall resident arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
By The Front | November 7Photo by Cody Clark
Campus
Students say Business and Sustainability program is not preparing them for the field
By The Front | November 7Dunn teaches ENVS 359, Greening Business Policies and Practices on Nov. 6. // Photo by Jaden Moon
Legislature
AS creates Student Senate
By Julia Berkman and Simon Thomas | November 7The Associated Students Board has reworked the organization of Western’s student government to add a new legislative branch, the Student Senate. This restructure was first considered three years ago but will take effect this year, quadrupling the number of elected student positions from seven to 28- giving students a stronger voice in the AS decision making process.
Campus
ReMade, reuse, recycle
By Julia Berkman and Donella Lalas | November 7Two designs for sale at Ideal boutique. // Photo by Ryan Rothaus
Administration
Faculty Senate starts mentorship program
By Julia Berkman and Anjali LeGrand | November 7Western’s Faculty Senate has begun a new mentorship program focused on pairing incoming faculty with experienced faculty on campus.
Western Watchdog
Ana Ramirez takes legal action against Western for missing wages: "This fight is not about me."
By The Front | November 6Ramirez filed a wage claim requesting her unpaid wages. // Photo courtesy of Ana Ramirez
Local Government
Midterm election predictions: Tell us what you think!
By The Front | November 5Let us know what you think the results of these contentious midterm election races will be. [poll id="23"] [poll id="24"] [poll id="25"]
Campus
Student Health Center warns of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease
By Julia Berkman and Cody Clark | November 2WWU Student Health Center// Photo Courtesy of Google Maps
News
Free the Toiletries: Grant encourages new hope for accessible hygiene supplies on campus
By The Front | October 31The grant would ensure products are available across campus, free of charge. // Photo by Kenzie Mahoskey
News
Indigenous culture and traditions celebrated at local Powwow
By The Front | October 31By Jack Taylor
People
Get sex positive at WinkWink
By Stella Harvey and Anjali LeGrand | October 31Products like vibrators and dildos sit on the shelves for curious customers to touch and learn about. // Photo by Harrison Amelang
