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Q&A: Inside Western’s art gallery with new director Kelly Linder

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By Jamie Reed
| thefrontonline.com
The new director of the campus gallery has only been at Western Washington University since January, but she has already worked on one exhibition: the Department of Art & Art History Bachelor of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition. The exhibits had been in progress before the arrival of the new director, Kelly Linder, who stepped into the creative process and helped design the shows’ layouts and presentations.
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New construction brings noise pollution, distracting students

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By Jamie Reed
| thefrontonline.com
Drilling, heavy machinery and backup alarms echo across Western Washington University’s south campus as construction for the Student Development and Success Center begins, interrupting lectures and disrupting students. Before spring break started on March 17, signs announcing the start of the center’s construction blocked off the main walkway into south campus, stating construction was to start over break.
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Educating students in campus’s backyard: Arboretum Day 2026

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By Jamie Reed
| thefrontonline.com
On May 30, the second annual Arboretum Day at Western Washington University aims to educate volunteers about Sehome Hill Arboretum’s existence and function through a variety of activities. From hiking to restoration efforts, students and faculty from the Ecological Restoration Club and College of the Environment will guide volunteers through activities from 9 a.m. to noon. The work party will focus on mulching The Outback Farm and removing ivy and invasive blackberries.
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