By: Jade Rayner News Editor Sexual Assault Awareness Month is here and, while it’s important year-round to know the resources available to survivors of sexual assault, April is dedicated to raising awareness of this issue. According to http://www.nsvrc.org, one in...
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The cost of your browsing data
By:Darien Campo Designer Tuesday, March 29th, Congress met to pass legislation that has sent the internet into an uproar. In one of the last moves made under the Obama administration, the Federal Communications Commission issued a rule which gave internet users a...
Reflecting on the life of Mary Maples Dunn
By: Jade Rayner News Editor March 19, 2017 marked the death of 85-year-old educator, scholar and historian Mary Maples Dunn. She is regarded as, “… a champion for women- and women’s history” according to Smith College. Dunn did her graduate work in U.S. colonial...
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Thanks, Obamacare
By: Stephanie Blair Editor-in-Chief On March 24, fewer than 20 days after its initial release to the public, the bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and replace it with American Health Care Act was pulled from the House floor before being...
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Western’s distinguished women alumni
By: Jade Rayner News editor March has been observed as Women’s History Month since 1987, as designated by Congress through Public Law 100-9. Since then, the National Library of Congress, National Gallery of Art and other notable locations use March to “… join in...
Incidental Fee Committee reaches final decision
By: Jade Rayner News Editor After the extensive process of preliminary decisions and open hearings, the Incidental Fee Committee has reached their final budget decisions for the 2017-2018 school year. The final meeting took place on on Friday, March 3 and was approved...
Sanctuary city proposal update
By: Jade Rayner News Editor On Feb. 21, the proposal to make Monmouth a sanctuary city was brought to the City Council for a third time. Unlike the two previous city council meetings where the proposal for sanctuary status was met with less than two motions, and as a...
Breaking down gender stereotypes
By: Jade Rayner News Editor A small, but lively group gathered at the Lord and Schryver Conservancy in Salem on Friday, March 3, to attend one of the final installments of the Oregon Humanities’ Conversation Project. “Mind the Gaps: How Gender Shapes Our Lives” a...








