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Hungry, Helpful and Happening: The Bellingham Food Bank
By The Front and Alyssa Bruce | April 11This last year alone, staff and volunteers served an astounding 180,000 people at the Bellingham Food Bank, according to their records.
Bellingham: A town where nothing goes to waste?
By The Front | April 4By Miranda Roberts
Building home: Bellingham to B.C.
By The Front and Emily Jackson | April 4The growing homelessness crisis in Whatcom County and the Pacific Northwest isn’t confined to the U.S.
Western 'fits: Anna Schneider
By The Front and Zoe Buchli | February 8Every Thursday, a Western Front reporter will bring you their fashion opinions, give fashion tips or highlight what Western students are wearing.
A Scholarship to Bridge the Gap
By The Front and Ricky Rath | January 31Right after high school graduation, Mocki Serey was excited to attend Western as a freshman. With 20 cents in his wallet, Serey was depending on financial aid to help pay for the cost of attendance and housing.
What's good: Bellingham's ramen
By The Front and Erica Wilkins | January 29Every Monday this quarter, a Western Front reporter will tell you what’s good in Bellingham.
Western student club striving for resilience
By The Front and Amalia Justiniano | January 25Western KhSA Club leaders (left to right) Irisa Sin, Erika Ey and Lance Phetkanya. // Photo by October Yates
Child sex trafficking close to home
By The Front and Melissa McCarthy | January 24Content warning: This article contains references to the sexual exploitation of children.
Civil rights advocate comes to campus
By The Front and Zoe Buchli | January 19Imarisha has a slideshow with audio commentary in case you missed the presentation. // Video by Walidah Imarisha
Former Western professor helped organize MLK human rights conference
By The Front and By Julia Furukawa | January 19By Julia Furukawa
MLK Day celebration raises discussions of how to make King's dream a reality
By The Front and By Sarah Porter | January 18By Sarah Porter
Shopping small
By The Front , Alexis Edgar and Landon Groves | November 29When Paul Hanson and Kelly Evert got married on the Fairhaven Village Green, they bought everything local. Rings, flowers, you name it. Now, as co-owners of Village Books, they’re working to keep that tradition going.
Shedding light on hunger
By The Front and Monique Merrill | November 17Several places in Bellingham open their doors to share a meal during the holiday season. The Lighthouse Mission Ministries has been hosting a Turkey Dinner on the day after Thanksgiving for 94 years.