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A Q & A with former U.S Representatives, Rod Chandler and NIck Lampson, about the shifts in our political climate, and the growing need for civic literacy.

A Q & A with former U.S Representatives, Rod Chandler and NIck Lampson, about the shifts in our political climate, and the growing need for civic literacy.

Feb 21, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor Congress to Campus is a program focused on educating the public about and encouraging the practice of civic literacy and public service. Last Thursday, Feb. 13, former U.S. Representatives, Rod Chandler and Nick Lampson, came to...

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Rallies in response to the cap-and-trade bill draw participants from far and wide.

Rallies in response to the cap-and-trade bill draw participants from far and wide.

Feb 20, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor The Timber Unity protest against Senate Bill 1530 on Thursday, Feb. 6, reportedly rallied over 2,000 people and brought over 1,000 trucks to the capitol, according to The Statesman Journal. It was countered by Renew Oregon, a...

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Oregon’s largest private university, Concordia University, is closing its doors after this term

Oregon’s largest private university, Concordia University, is closing its doors after this term

Feb 16, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor Concordia University, located in Portland, is the largest private university in Oregon, and it’s closing permanently at the end of this semester in April — its 115-year run coming to an end. This makes Concordia the fourth local...

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Spokesperson for Out and Proud, Mick Rose, recalls their journey of reclaiming their cultural and historical queer heritage

Spokesperson for Out and Proud, Mick Rose, recalls their journey of reclaiming their cultural and historical queer heritage

Feb 16, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor Out and Proud is an event hosted by Western’s Multicultural Student Union, which, “recognizes the challenges that people of color face within the (LGBTQ+) community as well as celebrate their achievements and successes,” according...

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SONA is a program utilized by the psychology department as they search for research participants.

SONA is a program utilized by the psychology department as they search for research participants.

Feb 16, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor SONA is a program that allows Western’s psychology students and faculty to both post information about studies, and sign up to participate in them. According to Western professor, Jaime Cloud, prior to SONA, the psychology...

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Coffee Talks connects students to local businesses, helps develop career-readiness skills and opens pathways to success

Coffee Talks connects students to local businesses, helps develop career-readiness skills and opens pathways to success

Feb 7, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor  Coffee Talks are an ongoing program hosted by the Service Learning and Career Development Center located in the Werner University Center. They are small, comfortable events that connect students with local businesses in the hopes...

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While cases of the Coronavirus dot the map, Oregon is not yet affected and does not anticipate it crossing the borders.

While cases of the Coronavirus dot the map, Oregon is not yet affected and does not anticipate it crossing the borders.

Feb 7, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor Coronavirus is a multi-strand respiratory illness that, while newer, has been well-documented. A new strand, 2019-nCoV, caused an outbreak in Wuhan, China and has spread across borders, with 11 confirmed cases appearing in the U.S....

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Salem issues a city-wide camping ban resulting in homeless from surrounding areas congregating on the streets of downtown.

Salem issues a city-wide camping ban resulting in homeless from surrounding areas congregating on the streets of downtown.

Jan 30, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor As students drive into Salem as part of their daily route or for a day perusing the shops of downtown, they’re met by sidewalks lined with sleeping bags and valuables belonging to the Salem homeless community.  The homelessness...

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Family Weekend invites students’ families to campus for a three-day weekend packed full of memory-making activities.

Family Weekend invites students’ families to campus for a three-day weekend packed full of memory-making activities.

Jan 30, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor Becoming an annual tradition, Family Weekend brings relatives and chosen family of Western students to campus for a three-day bonding experience and the chance to learn what Western has to offer. This year’s Family Weekend took...

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A plan long in the works, development has recently begun on Monmouth’s “S-curves.”

A plan long in the works, development has recently begun on Monmouth’s “S-curves.”

Jan 30, 2020

Sage Kiernan-Sherrow  | News Editor As one drives down Main Street towards Independence, there is a large chunk of land currently being developed to the right of the road. Many locals know this area as the “S-curves,” but Monmouth City Council building official, Larry...

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