Western women's basketball drops fourth straight
By The Front and Ricky Rath | January 12
It’s 2018 and students are ready to keep the New Year’s tradition of making resolutions. Sticking to goals can be hard, but experts on campus have tips on how to help.
When senior Matt Hoogestraat sat beneath the elegant arches and high ceilings of Seattle’s Sanctuary Ballroom, he was nervous. It was here, in the country’s oldest byzantine-style building, he’d find out whether or not Western’s senior industrial design class had won the Gray Magazine award for best student design.
From the Great Northwest Athletic Conference playoffs to all-conference honors, the Vikings’ volleyball team have a lot to be proud of.
A vinculum is the horizontal line often used in math to indicate an infinitely repeating number or pattern. Western art students adopted this idea in their work.
The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, 1918, marked the end of World War I. Armistice Day was created with the hope that one day there would be no more war. Our country has since fought in numerous conflicts and now we call it Veterans Day.
When it comes to electing team captains, typically upperclassmen and — at the very least — previous starters get the nod.
The Western men's basketball team faces a tall task as it works toward a potential repeat as Great Northwest Athletic Conference champions.
Power, technique, quickness.
With a sweep against the No. 13 Northwest Nazarene Nighthawks at Sam Carver Gymnasium on Thursday, Nov. 16, Western volleyball not only extended their win streak, but gave the Vikings a new title.
The crowds in the Viking Union Friday, Nov. 17, found themselves in the midst of an intimate atmosphere, where bands and fans alike enjoyed surrounding themselves with a full range of musical talent.