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The tutoring opportunities are endless

The tutoring opportunities are endless

by The Western Howl | Oct 14, 2021 | News

Everything students need to know about free tutoring at Western

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

Vaccine requirements are increased over the U.S.

Vaccine requirements are increased over the U.S.

by The Western Howl | Oct 14, 2021 | News

The Biden-Harris Administration introduces new nationwide vaccination requirements

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

Dollar Tree opens in Independence

Dollar Tree opens in Independence

by The Western Howl | Oct 14, 2021 | News

A new business moves into town 

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

Hamersly Library adapts to student needs, extending hours

Hamersly Library adapts to student needs, extending hours

by The Western Howl | Oct 8, 2021 | News

Due to suggestions from students, Hamersly Library extends hours, ensuring students have access to facilities

Stephanie Moschella | Digital Media Manager & Cora McClain | Editor-in-Chief

The Freedom Center opens in WUC

The Freedom Center opens in WUC

by The Western Howl | Oct 8, 2021 | News

A place for connection, understanding and learning about heritage and culture 

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

A valiant return: homecoming makes a comeback for fall 2021

A valiant return: homecoming makes a comeback for fall 2021

by The Western Howl | Oct 8, 2021 | News

With a lineup of exciting activities, homecoming 2021 is sure to not disappoint

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

Intramural sports return

Intramural sports return

by The Western Howl | Oct 5, 2021 | News

Intramural recruiting for Fall 2021 begins

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

Western welcomes incoming students during New Student Week 2021

Western welcomes incoming students during New Student Week 2021

by The Western Howl | Sep 28, 2021 | News

New Student Week continues to acclimate, inform and connect students

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

WOU continues campus-wide mask mandate for fall term

WOU continues campus-wide mask mandate for fall term

by The Western Howl | Sep 28, 2021 | News

All the details about what is required to maintain the health and safety of all Western students

Mikayla Coleman | News Editor

WOU internal scholarships face $1.5 million “right-sizing”

WOU internal scholarships face $1.5 million “right-sizing”

by The Western Howl | Jun 2, 2021 | News

Area heads receive emails announcing smaller budget for Fee Remissions next year

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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