Students carry concealed weapons in response to U-District crime
Lexie Krell
119 comments
Few doesn't want to play Huskies, impregnate Bigfoot
Jacob Thorpe
31 comments
Referendum 71 close, but favored
Casey Smith
19 comments
Free Speech Friday: Oct. 23, 2009
Various
17 comments
UW vs. Central game thread
Christian Caple
Nov. 4, 2009
UW vs Oregon game thread
Christian Caple
Oct. 24, 2009
UW at Arizona State: At the stadium
Christian Caple
Oct. 17, 2009
UW at ASU game thread
Christian Caple
Oct. 17, 2009
Thoughts from Tempe, and a prediction
Christian Caple
Oct. 16, 2009
UW vs. Arizona game thread
Christian Caple
Oct. 10, 2009
Faculty Code conflict opens UW to potential lawsuits
At the Faculty Senate meeting last week, Senate Chair Bruce Balick said that this year, the senators will face the issue of the maintenance of faculty salary policy during a financial crisis, which has led to successful lawsuits against the UW in the past. — 1 comment
Campus Crime Blotter: Petulant patients, foot chases and smoky clusters
From confiscated marijuana pipes to stolen property, this weekly crime blotter aims to inform readers about offenses on and surrounding campus.
Locker to start against UCLA
If there were any doubts remaining as to the status of Washington quarterback Jake Locker for Saturday’s game against UCLA, a couple quick QB runs in practice yesterday put them to bed.
UW women open exhibition season with win
There was an eerie feeling inside Hec Edmunson Pavilion during the Washington women’s basketball team’s exhibition season-opener last night against Division II Seattle Pacific Unviersity.
Stanford coming to Hec Ed for top-5 rematch
The Washington volleyball team preaches that every match during the season is of equal importance, but with two conference powerhouses visiting Seattle this weekend and first place in the Pac-10 on the line, the No.
Chan, Dy advance at Indoor Championships
Overcoming a red-eye flight and a midterm exam, Washington tennis stars Venise Chan and Denise Dy persevered, and both pulled out first-round victories yesterday at the prestigious ITA National Indoor Championships in New Haven, Conn.
NCAA bid in the balance as Huskies head to LA
This afternoon the Washington men’s soccer team will go up against No.
Huskies to say goodbye to seniors
Decades ago, when some sportswriter on a slow news day first dubbed the Pac-10 the “Conference of Champions,” he was probably referring to women’s soccer.
Free Speech Friday: Nov. 6, 2009
There are two things that I want to talk about, the first being the story that was written about the new Homecoming “rally” being in the HUB. — 1 comment
Artist Spotlight: James Atkins
A biker pedals up a lonely stretch of tree-lined road, pausing to snap photos of his nature-rich surroundings as a lilting piano melody washes across the background.
The Bottom Shelf: After Hours
Martin Scorsese is best known for his films that explore the darker sides of American cities, specifically New York.
Film Review: (Untitled)
Not (unfunny), almost (unbearable), easily (avoidable)
Book Review: Israel vs. Utopia
In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, there are few levelheaded voices to be heard in the mainstream; people tend to pull strongly and vocally in one direction or the other.
Restaurant Review: Delancey
Outside, the night was drizzly and cold.
Record Review: Snow Patrol's LateNightTales
Compilation tracks keep listeners warm at night. — 1 comment



