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The Western Howl is Oregon’s oldest established college newspaper, belonging to Western Oregon University. The Western Howl is student-ran, covering news, sports, lifestyle, entertainment and opinion, both on and off campus. Each year a new Howl team leads the publication.

Sunny Sippin

Sunny Sippin

Written by: Jude Bokovoy Who said cocktails are the only fun drink for a hot day? Below are easy recipes using only two ingredients for any time of day and all ages.  ENERGY OF THE SUN Start to finish: 2 minutes Yields: 1-2 servings 4-8 ice cubes 12 oz passion fruit...

Sprout as a Student

Sprout as a Student

Written by; Jude Bokovoy Let the grounds of Western be the place to grow, as a student, future professional and, most importantly, a person.  Open-mindedness — This is the first step. Don’t let past perceptions hold one back from trying new things, befriending new...

Spice up one’s Schedule with these Course

Spice up one’s Schedule with these Course

Written by:Mirella Barrera-Betancourt Wondering what courses to enroll in for the upcoming academic term? If one is in need of electives or simply in need of options on classes to complete a general education requirement, be sure to take a look at the list of courses...

Dreamy Charcuterie

Dreamy Charcuterie

Written by: Mikayla Coleman It’s spring, which means it is the perfect time to entertain and treat oneself with the most versatile and easily-shareable spread — the charcuterie board. Use the list below to construct and tailor one’s dream charcuterie board.  Cheese —...

Unhinged Hot Girl

Unhinged Hot Girl

Written by: Ruth Simonsen “Twist” – Korn “Peaches” – Jack Black “Flamingo” – Kero Kero Bonito “Ocean Man” – Ween “Even Flow” – Pearl Jam “Chelsea Dagger” – The Fratellis “UZUMAKI” – Machine Girl “Ram Ranch” – Grant...

Art Fest 2023

Art Fest 2023

Written by: Gretchen Sims The second annual Art Fest was held on May 17. Western students, along with select high school and community college students, were invited to showcase their artwork in select WOU Art Galleries for a chance to win awards and prizes. The 55th...

Western to lift vaccine mandate

Western to lift vaccine mandate

Written by: Mirella Barrera-Betancourt Western will no longer require students and faculty to receive the primary doses of the COVID-19 vaccination — a change in policy effective on June 30.  Beth Scroggins, director of the Student Health and Counseling Center,...

Spend a Saturday at the Saturday Market

Spend a Saturday at the Saturday Market

Written by: Jude Bokovoy Saturdays in the spring are made to be spent at a farmers market. Why not shop local at the Independence Saturday Market? From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., fresh produce, crafts and baked goods are up for grabs. To make the day even more special, take a...

Bring love to Monmouth

Bring love to Monmouth

Written by. Jude Bokovoy Tyrone Spates, known as the “Jesus loves you guy,” is one of Monmouth’s newest residents. Standing on the four-way intersection connecting Monmouth Avenue and Highway 99, Spates proudly wears neon clothing and shirts that read “Jesus Loves...