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Thoughts and Gifts Project invites community to grand opening

Thoughts and Gifts Project invites community to grand opening

by The Western Howl | Feb 16, 2021 | News

The Thoughts and Gifts Project welcomes Polk County residents to celebrate the move to their new permanent location 

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

IFC concludes spring term discussions and moves on to the next school year

IFC concludes spring term discussions and moves on to the next school year

by The Western Howl | Feb 16, 2021 | News

The IFC has finalized spring term and are working on next year’s budget

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

Valentine’s at Valsetz

Valentine’s at Valsetz

by The Western Howl | Feb 9, 2021 | News

Campus dining has altered its traditional Valentine’s Day celebrations

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

A sign of love from the ASL Club

A sign of love from the ASL Club

by The Western Howl | Feb 9, 2021 | News

Stop by ASL Club’s Valentine’s Day tabling event

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

IndyMo celebrates a month of buying from local businesses

IndyMo celebrates a month of buying from local businesses

by The Western Howl | Feb 9, 2021 | News

IndyMo businesses reward locals with utility bill discounts and in-store coupons

Sydney Carpenter | News Edito

Mix up some cocktails with Cupid

Mix up some cocktails with Cupid

by The Western Howl | Feb 9, 2021 | News

Four mixed drinks to whip up for Valentine’s Day

Allison Vanderzanden | Lifestyle Editor

Western prepares for spring sports season

Western prepares for spring sports season

by The Western Howl | Feb 3, 2021 | News

Western athletics is moving forward with plans to begin a socially distanced season of  games

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

IFC moving towards final fee decision for next term

IFC moving towards final fee decision for next term

by The Western Howl | Feb 3, 2021 | News

IFC announces preliminary budgetary plans for spring 2021

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

Western launches new study group app

Western launches new study group app

by The Western Howl | Feb 3, 2021 | News

Western has expanded its online academic support network through an app called CircleIn

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

West Valley Hospital moves second vaccine distribution site to WOU

West Valley Hospital moves second vaccine distribution site to WOU

by The Western Howl | Jan 26, 2021 | News

Western’s Pacific Room is being used to allocate COVD-19 vaccine during Phase 1A 

Sydney Carpenter | News Editor

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