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Trip out over Brent Faiyaz’s latest single, “Gravity”

Trip out over Brent Faiyaz’s latest single, “Gravity”

by The Western Howl | Feb 16, 2021 | Entertainment

Trippy visuals and bass guitars come together 

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌ ‌ ‌

Celebrate the season of love with these activities

Celebrate the season of love with these activities

by The Western Howl | Feb 9, 2021 | Entertainment

Ways to spend time this Valentine’s Day if alone or single

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌ ‌ ‌

Find classic hits in this Valentine’s Day playlist

Find classic hits in this Valentine’s Day playlist

by The Western Howl | Feb 9, 2021 | Entertainment

Add these classic love songs and heartbreaker anthems to a Valentine’s Playlist

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌ ‌

‌A list of 15 TikTokers to definitely check out

‌A list of 15 TikTokers to definitely check out

by The Western Howl | Feb 3, 2021 | Entertainment

Here are some TikTokers you may not already know

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌ ‌ ‌

‌Meet new people at WOU by joining a club

‌Meet new people at WOU by joining a club

by The Western Howl | Jan 26, 2021 | Entertainment

Look into these clubs and organizations at Western

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Edito

Artist Spotlight: WOU student and poet fuels the art scene

Artist Spotlight: WOU student and poet fuels the art scene

by The Western Howl | Jan 26, 2021 | Entertainment

Sam Marshall, a poet, rock climber and The Northwest Passage editor-in-chief

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌ ‌

Petals & Vines is the grow-to place for plants

Petals & Vines is the grow-to place for plants

by The Western Howl | Jan 26, 2021 | Entertainment

Local florist Petals & Vines is blooming with beauty 

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌ ‌

A preseason event and CDL season postponement

A preseason event and CDL season postponement

by The Western Howl | Jan 26, 2021 | Entertainment

Next month will start the second season of CDL

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌ ‌ ‌

Dungeon Delving for Dummies: “Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything”

Dungeon Delving for Dummies: “Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything”

by The Western Howl | Jan 19, 2021 | Entertainment

Stephanie Moschella |‌ ‌Digital Media Manager

‌Five online game sites to get lost in

‌Five online game sites to get lost in

by The Western Howl | Jan 19, 2021 | Entertainment

Natalie‌ ‌Dean‌ ‌|‌ ‌Entertainment‌ ‌Editor‌

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