Peyton Perdue (she/her) is a campus news reporter for The Front this quarter. She is a second-year visual journalism major minoring in religion and culture studies. When she’s not reporting, you can find her taking pictures, reading or (most likely) napping. You can reach Peyton at peytonperdue.thefront@gmail.com.
Since 2021, Western's Associated Students have been working to end their financial support of The Outback Farm. Now, The Outback is looking to the Department Related Activities Committee (DRAC) for funding.
Here’s what we know after a week of the pro-Palestine encampment outside Old Main.
With the looming strike deadline, the protest was led by Western clubs and organizations on Friday.
Western students from the Jewish Voice for Peace and the Arab Student Association gather in an encampment on the Old Main lawn, protesting the university's ties to Israel. Learn more about their demands here.
Learn more about how to vote in the upcoming Associated Students elections. Voting takes place from May 13-17.
This year's Bellingham Open brought in over 70 participants from Western and beyond. Learn more about what Western's chess club is doing to grow the chess scene in Bellingham.
The annual women-led film festival returns with 27 films from 10 countries, again at the Pickford Film Center.
"It's massively confusing. … I've been dreading it since last year," Eric Bachman said as he sat down to file his taxes in the basement of Western Washington University’s Parks Hall.
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