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| Local group starts program against domestic violence | Members and staff of the Bellingham-Whatcom County Commission Against Domestic Violence, government officials and representatives from several Whatcom County organizations revealed a new program to educate students how to spot warning signs and prevent domestic violence in the community, at a… |
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| Western club serves more than 200 people at Seattle food bank | The Muslim Student Associations from Western Washington University and the University of Washington distributed sandwiches at the North Helpline Food Bank in Seattle on Saturday, Nov. 23. |
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| Western staff volunteer at the Humane Society | Three Western Washington University Extended Education staffers finished a more than one-month-long volunteer project with the Whatcom Humane Society on Friday, Nov. 22. |
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| What's closed Thanksgiving, Black Friday in Whatcom County | If you're waiting until after work Wednesday, Nov. 27, to run all of your errands, you should call ahead. Some small businesses will close early Wednesday to allow employees extra travel time for Thanksgiving. Many businesses and services are closed Thursday for the holiday while… |
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| Bellingham police bust underage party near scene of October riot | Police busted a rowdy party teeming with underage drinkers near Western Washington University's north campus this weekend, less than a block from the scene of a riot that made national news in October. |
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| Western to pursue Changemaker Campus status | |||
| Fifteen minutes, tops, then we're out of here! | Who crosses the border at Point Roberts? The picture painted by a recent survey is overwhelmingly one of Canadians who come down for gas and mail, and they only stay on the Point for 15 minutes. This year Point Roberts was included in the Whatcom Council of Governments (COG) and Western… |
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| Walking for hope: Western suicide awareness group hosts third annual walk | The Viking Union Multipurpose Room falls silent except for the faint buzzing of a fan as about 90 students take a moment to remember people who have taken their own lives. |
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| Students send letters, lyrics to people in the Philippines | About 100 Western Washington University students and Bellingham, Wash., community members gathered Thursday night, Nov. 20, to offer thoughts and prayers for Typhoon Haiyan victims. |
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| Commencement set for 10 a.m. Dec. 14 |