Western

Travel

Travel decisions in the time of COVID-19

By The Front | March 15

By Leora Watson

Administration

WWU prepares quarantine dorm spaces

By The Front | March 14

By Erasmus Baxter

Campus

Campus Closures worry Vendors Row

By The Front | March 14

By Jordan Kiel

Campus

YAF reports stolen signage

By Nate Sanford and Mazey Servin | March 14

This article was amended on April 7, 2020, to remove the name of a source who was subjected to online harassment after the story was published. The Western Front condemns all forms of harassment, and strives to minimize harm in our reporting.

City & County

Western's unofficial mascot

By The Front | March 13

By James Ellis

Education

Seattle LGBTQ+ teacher resignations spark backlash

By Nate Sanford | March 13

Paul Danforth, a former Western student, was reportedly forced to resign from his job at Kennedy Catholic High School because of his same-sex relationship.

Housing & Development

Defining family poses housing barriers

By The Front | March 12

By Kenneth Duncan

Administration

Winter 2020 commencement canceled

By The Front | March 11

By Naileah Abarca

Courts

Charges dropped for naked athletes

By Nate Sanford | March 8

The state is moving to dismiss charges against four runners from Western’s track team, who were charged with public indecency for running naked on campus in January.

Campus

WWU vocal jazz ensemble returns

By The Front | March 7

By Cierra Coppock

Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics

NASA donates $190,000 to Western

By The Front | March 7

By Calvin Lowe

Housing & Development

Millworks project to provide new resources and support

By The Front | March 6

By Teya Heidenreich

Administration

Board of trustees looks to expand Waterfront District to tenants

By The Front | March 6

By Ashlyn Farnworth

Campus

Brief: Man’s body found near The Outback Farm

By Nate Sanford | March 5

A Western student found the body of a man in his mid-20s outside the fence of The Outback Farm, according to university spokesman Paul Cocke, Police Chief Darren Rasmussen and a Western Alert message sent out just before 4 p.m. The incident was reported to University Police at 1:58 p.m. Thursday, March 5.