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Peace organization’s founder Charles Busch speaks on topics of nonviolence

Free coffee takes the place of the Press cafe in the library Mollie Herron | News Editor When studying in the Hamersly Library, many students notice the run down cafe in the far north side of the first floor. The Press cafe was a place for students in the library to...

Western’s Hamersly Library introduces new student staff on the team, Peer Advocates Mirella Barrera-Betancourt | Staff Writer Hamersly Library is committed to providing a secure and welcoming environment where students can feel safe during all hours of operation. ...

Oregon’s mask mandate may be lifted earlier than expected, according to OHA Mirella Barrera-Betancourt | Staff Writer Big news may be coming to Oregon in response to recent COVID-19 safety updates. According to a data scientist at Oregon Health & Science...

Places you can get your booster shot in and around Monmouth Mollie Herron | News Editor Western hosted a vaccine clinic on Feb. 11 at Gentle House to give students who needed it their COVID-19 booster shot. They offered Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson...

House Bill 4151 would allow drivers to pump their own gas in Oregon Mollie Herron | News Editor The 2022 legislation session started in Oregon at the beginning of February, and a new bill is being introduced. House Bill 4151 would allow drivers in Oregon to choose to...

Wolves give back for 2022 Giving Day Mirella Barrera-Betancourt | Staff Writer March 1 marks this year’s Giving Day, or “Howl from the Heart,” Western’s annual day of giving. During this 24-hour period, students, faculty and alumni come together in solidarity to make...

Western’s Triangle Alliance holds their winter term Red and Black Ball Mirella Barrera-Betancourt | Staff Writer On Feb. 11, Western’s Triangle Alliance hosted the Red and Black Ball, an event which celebrates the decades-long tradition of promoting health and...