Aid for Super Typhoon Yutu survivors

Aid for Super Typhoon Yutu survivors

Bailey Thompson | News Editor On the morning of Oct. 25, a super typhoon with Category 5 sustained winds of 180mph hit the Northern Mariana Islands in the U.S Pacific territory, according to NPR. Impacting the islands of Saipan and Tinian, meteorologists at Weather...

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Deciphering election results

Deciphering election results

Bailey Thompson | News Editor On Nov. 28, a group of Western’s faculty and staff filled the lecture hall of the Health and Wellness Center to hear from professionals about the implications of the 2018 Midterm Election. By the time that the presentation started, a...

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Engaging in undergraduate research

Engaging in undergraduate research

Bailey Thompson | News Editor Focusing on academics the week before finals, Western’s Program for Undergraduate Research Experiences, or PURE, organized an event called Sharing Undergraduate Research Experiences, or SURE, that was designed to help students brainstorm...

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Get to know a major: Humanities

Get to know a major: Humanities

Bailey Thompson | News Editor With finals week approaching, senior humanities major Madeleine Hannah set aside time on Nov. 26 to talk in Hamersly Library about the impact that being a humanities major has had on her college career. With the humanities major at...

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Honoring trans individuals whose lives were lost through hate

Honoring trans individuals whose lives were lost through hate

Bailey Thompson | News Editor Trans women of color have a one in eight chance of being murdered, according to Trans Student Educational Resources. Aiming to shed light on sobering statistics such as this, Western’s Stonewall Center set up a table in the Werner...

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WOUCSSA connects community and Chinese culture through dance

Bailey Thompson | News Editor While the majority of students passed unwittingly through Hamersley Library on the evening of Nov. 12, a group from the Western Oregon University Chinese Students and Scholars Association prepared to perform a flash mob for the passersby....

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Knowledge is power — so are connections

Jamari Gilbert | Freelancer The Business and Economics club at Western was given a valuable opportunity in being able to have Shelli Honeywell, an Alumna, come back and speak to the club about her experiences after college. She emphasized how she continued to...

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Turkeys for Thanksgiving

Turkeys for Thanksgiving

Bailey Thompson | News Editor Preparing for the Thanksgiving holiday, The WOU Food Pantry compiled 50 Thanksgiving dinner baskets for families in need in the community. After assembling the baskets on Nov. 19 and 20, The Food Pantry was ready to pass out the baskets...

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Western leaders react to hate speech in Monmouth

Bailey Thompson | News Editor On the evening of Nov. 8, a demonstration of racist and hateful graffiti was found near Western’s campus on Southgate Drive. Within the graffiti, the responsible party had written “Proud Boys MAGA” and had drawn a number of swastikas on...

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