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Western Watchdog

University Police swear in two officers to fill vacancies

By Esther Chong | May 1

Campus

LGBTQ+ Western kicks off Spring Quarter with events galore

By Esther Chong | April 28

People

Queer Resource Center hosts performance by Kay Ulanday Barrett

By Julia Vassallo and Isa Kaufman-Geballe | April 27

Campus

Vendors Row welcomes Tai’s Jerk

By Esther Chong | April 26

Health & Wellness

AS Environmental Center, clubs and vendors celebrate Earth day with Sustainable Food Fair

By Lauren Gallup | April 26

Vendors from local restaurants gathered at the Sustainable Food Fair in the Viking Union on Thursday, April 18, to share their passion for food sustainability. The event, organized by the Associated Students Environmental Center, was put on in celebration of Earth Day on Monday, April 22.

Campus

TEDxSalon talk sparks discussion of inclusivity and accountability

By Isa Kaufman-Geballe and Claire Ott | April 25

Western Watchdog

Two homophobic vandalism incidents discovered in Fairhaven Complex elevator

By Esther Chong | April 25

Western Watchdog

Behind the systems: Facebook post accuses former Western student of sexual misconduct

By The Front | April 25

Western Watchdog

Behind the systems: Western’s admissions policies leave doors open for felons on campus

By The Front | April 24

Associated Students

AS Election Candidates address student concerns at Young Democrats of WWU forum

By Esther Chong | April 23

Associated Students

Candidates announced for upcoming AS Election

By Esther Chong | April 21

By Jordan Burrell

Campus

Korean Student Association hosts fifth annual heritage dinner

By Isa Kaufman-Geballe | April 21

Western Watchdog

President Randhawa and Melynda Huskey release new updates regarding student demands

By Esther Chong | April 19

By Crista Blowers

Western Watchdog

High lead levels found in water within multiple Western buildings, surveys say

By Nate Sanford | April 18

Data from surveys conducted over the past decade shows an unusually high amount of lead in water sampled from multiple buildings across Western’s campus. According to Sue Sullivan, the director of Western’s Environmental Health and Safety office, some of the contaminated faucets and fountains have been replaced, while others have been affixed with signs directing safe usage.