Zen Hill (he/him) is the Sports and Recreation editor for The Front. He is studying journalism with a public relations focus with hopes of becoming a sports broadcaster. Zen has worked for WWU Athletics and the Bellingham Bells as a play-by-play broadcaster. In his free time he plays the acoustic guitar and collects baseball cards. You can reach him at zenhill.thefront@gmail.com
People want to get from point A to B in the quickest way but sometimes that path isn’t the one engineered by cities, or in this case, a university. Instead of taking the paved routes designed for foot traffic, we find shortcuts, cutting across lawns or hills to reach the destination quicker.
Kayana Bass has been making waves throughout Washington ever since transferring to Wapato High School during her junior year from Zillah High School.
The Western Washington University softball team’s season is over after a 13 win, 11 loss regular season performance and losing in the championship game of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference postseason tournament.
The Western Washington University women’s soccer team defeated Peninsula College in a dominating fashion on Saturday, May 13.
Olivia Wikstrom is headed back to the Pacific Northwest to join Western Washington University’s women’s basketball team next year.
Sign-ups are open for Reconnect Earth’s summer backpacking trips. There are four trips offered, with one open only to female and nonbinary participants.
A two-time 1A state champion and a back-to-back First Team All-Northwest conference basketball player is heading to Western Washington University.
It is common practice to go outside and hammock in Whatcom County when the weather is nice. However, hammocks can cause damage to the trees they hang on.
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