Spring break is just around the corner, and many of us are anxious to leave campus and celebrate our time off the college way: with alcohol.
News
2 New Digital Production Rooms in Library
Hamersly Library recently constructed two new digital production rooms, found in HL 221 and HL 222. The first specializes in audio production, and the second in video.
Better Safe than Sorry
The first documented case of drug-resistant human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) occurred in February of this year.
Insane in the membrane
While lice may have a reputation of popping up in small children within the school system, outbreaks are possible wherever high populations of people gather. Now, recent reports state that “super lice” have shown up within the last few years.
“BUSHel and a peck”
ASWOU receives two percent budget cut
The Incidental Fee Committee plans to increase the amount of money students pay each term in fees while decreasing the funds for some programs.
Super Tuesday had me like…
As the presidential candidates competed for delegates on Super Tuesday, the day in the election cycle where more delegates are at stake than any other day, I talked with several Western students about their thoughts on the election.
Strike Averted
After nearly a year of debating, and just before the mediation date, WOUFT and Western’s administration have come to an agreement.
Portland’s Polluted Air
Back in May 2015, Oregon regulators discovered that federal researchers located heavy metals in moss samples throughout the Portland area. However, these regulators did not partake in their own testing until October.
WOU student jobs, are they at risk?
Oregon legislators have approved Senate Bill 1532, which will allow the state’s minimum wage to reach $15 by 2022.


