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| Surging Vikings battle Simon Fraser tonight in Bellingham | |||
| Flu shots for faculty, staff, students and family available on campus | |||
| Men's golf: Vikings tied for third in 20-team field | Western Washington University's Dylan Goodwin is the medalist leader by one stroke and the Vikings are tied for third in a 20-team field after first-day action at the 18th annual Grand Canyon University Men's Golf Fall Invitational on Monday, Oct. 3, at Litchfield Park, Ariz. |
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| Vikings' MacDowell named GNAC co-player of the week | Western Washington University midfielder Justina MacDowell has been named Great Northwest Athletic Conference Women's Soccer co-Player of the Week for Sept. 25 to Oct. 1. |
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| Women's soccer: Arthurs key component in Vikings' stingy defense | Outfitted with a hockey mask, gloves and padding, Western Washington University women's soccer player Jamie Arthurs began pursuing her career as a goalie with her older brother Benjamin Arthurs in a much smaller goal then the one she now defends. |
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| Outcome rewards vigilance of family, friends | Since Amanda Knox first was locked up four years ago, a member of her immediate family or circle of close friends from Seattle has been in Perugia, Italy, almost continuously, to assure she saw a friendly face during visiting hours. |
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| Black Student Union holds dance to kick off the ²ÝÁñÉçÇø school year | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø has launched two campaigns to address student drinking, drug use | In the longstanding struggle to curb alcohol abuse among college students, Western Washington University launched two campaigns this year to provide students with accurate, non-judgmental information about alcohol and drugs. |
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| Men's soccer: Vikings pick up win over Saint Martin's | The Western Washington University men's soccer team scored twice in the last five minutes to defeat Saint Martin's University 3-1 Saturday, Oct. 1, on the campus of Whatcom Community College. |
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| Volleyball: Vikings beat Simon Fraser in straight sets | The Western Washington University volleyball team beat Simon Fraser University 25-18, 25-11, 25-11 in a Great Northwest Conference matchup between two teams heading in drastically different directions. |