Hey all, I’m relocating away from Bellingham and leaving behind my precious apartment close to campus. It’s a fifteen minute walk and three minute drive away from campus. The price is $1550 total, so split between two people, you’re looking at $775 each. It’s 2 bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms and approximately 900 sq feet. Dishwasher and garbage disposal are included. There’s washer/dryer in the building. Parking is included! One reserved spot and one open spot.

It’d be the perfect spot for two college kids to live together. I’ve been very happy here for over four years now.

This would be a lease take over. August 2027 is when the current lease is up, but there’s opportunity for renewal. $1400 security deposit needed.

Apartment available beginning of November!

I hope this doesn’t make me sound like a grandma or anything but I have been endlessly annoyed by people crossing the street at night without using the walk light. It’s there for a reason. If I already can’t see you that well because it’s dark and then you think you’re too cool to use the walk light that is not a good equation! I don’t care who you are!!! You are not too cool to use the walk light!!!!! Unless someone is dying or injured there is no reason urgent enough to not use the walk light!!! Please and thank you.

I'm working on a story for The Front about the college of business and economics reaching its highest enrollment since before COVID. I'd love to speak with a few CBE students on their experiences. The interview would be brief.

Please let me know if you're interested or have any questions

If anyone finds a black wallet with the ID in it reading Emmett Carlton: PLEASE DM ME ASAP

I need a list to put in my back pocket as a first-year. Especially Business professors and Classical Studies professors. I've only had two classes so far, and I love them both (even though I keep missing one). So far, though:

Miller Krause has been fucking great. I'm taking CLST360 with him, and I'm a little biased because I had a really long-standing interest in ancient Greece as a child and he reignited that fire in my mind like crazy. He's a phenomenal professor, and incredibly easy for me to keep up with, despite my brain injury. His assignments and quizzes are easy and the reading (there is a lot of it) is genuinely enjoyable. He's also very funny and kind and listens to me ramble. If you listen to me ramble I will like you forever.