Campus
Western's ResTek hosts event to increase classroom safety
By The Front and Alyssa Bruce | April 15
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Western Reads appoints new director after 6 years
By The Front and Stella Harvey | April 11Molly Ware, associate professor in the Woodring College of Education, has been hired as the new faculty director of Western Reads, a program on campus that aims to build community and encourage academic conversations across departments.
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Mayor Linville opens farmers market with cabbage toss
By The Front and Molly Workman | April 11Bellingham residents and visitors enjoy fresh produce. // Photo by Molly Workman
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Making waves on stage
By The Front | April 11Audience members lie back in their seats, giggling as they gaze up at a domed screen. A comedy show at a planetarium?
Campus
Masked vegan activists show slaughterhouse scenes in Red Square
By The Front and Julia Berkman | April 8member Kayla Wilson said.
Campus
Bus crowding remains an issue for students
By The Front and Julia Berkman | April 4Western students are still unhappy with how crowded buses to campus are, even after big changes were made to routes last year.
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Vendors Row adjusts to its new location amidst construction
By The Front and Alison Eddy | April 4With construction for the new Multicultural Center progressing, the usual location for Vendors Row has been moved to another spot on campus.
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Students team up with nonprofit organization to help veterans
By The Front | April 4Western students are collaborating with Growing Veterans on writing a grant that will help fund the organization’s operational fees.
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Western's counseling center launches month-long drug take back campaign
By The Front and Stella Harvey | April 4Western is encouraging students and staff to take part in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day through a new campaign during the month of April to share information and reduce risks surrounding prescription medication.
Legislature
Bellingham joins first March for Our Lives
By The Front | April 4An estimated 2,000 people gathered outside Bellingham City Hall in the pouring rain to advocate for an end to gun violence and school shootings on March 24.
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What's Good: Brotha Dudes
By The Front and Jack Taylor | March 19Every Monday this quarter, a Western Front reporter will tell you what’s good in Bellingham.
