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Giving Day continues to draw in donations in 2021

Giving Day continues to draw in donations in 2021

Apr 6, 2021

Giving Day at Western quadruples in gifts

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Campus cleanup in the works

Campus cleanup in the works

Apr 6, 2021

Facilities spread thin during campus wide repair efforts 

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Commencement Committee in final stages of graduation plans

Commencement Committee in final stages of graduation plans

Apr 6, 2021

Graduation format survey currently under review by committee

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Western hosts virtual Family Weekend

Western hosts virtual Family Weekend

Apr 6, 2021

Student Engagement accommodates students living at home and on campus for Family Weekend

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Committee searches for new president

Committee searches for new president

Apr 6, 2021

The Board of Trustees has assembled an advisory committee to assist in the search for an interim president

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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What students need to know about current Oregon legislation

What students need to know about current Oregon legislation

Mar 3, 2021

Oregon legislators working on passing new legislation that benefits college students

Chris Smith | Freelance write

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Winter storm damages Oregon’s storybook theme park

Winter storm damages Oregon’s storybook theme park

Mar 3, 2021

Enchanted Forest owners plan to reschedule spring reopening 

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Q&A with ODS’ Assistant Director for Accessibility and Inclusion Rian Gayle

Q&A with ODS’ Assistant Director for Accessibility and Inclusion Rian Gayle

Feb 26, 2021

Learning all there is to know about the Office of Disability Services with Rian Gayle

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Campus Dining opens new cafe at Valsetz

Campus Dining opens new cafe at Valsetz

Feb 26, 2021

Valsetz Dining Hall to begin serving Starbucks coffee

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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Veteran Resource Center’s director accepts teaching position with the DoD

Veteran Resource Center’s director accepts teaching position with the DoD

Feb 17, 2021

Vetertan Center director Colin Haines leaves Western

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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