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Now that's the ticket

Huskies Now takes seven of eight board spots.

UW joins Seattle Architecture Foundation tours

The UW’s Seattle campus will be shown off to more than just prospective students this summer. Starting in July, the UW will join a variety of other locations as a part of the Seattle Architecture Foundation’s 2013 tour season.

OMAD moves forward with design plans for Native American facility

After 40 years of sporadic efforts, the Native American community is moving forward with plans to build a longhouse-style facility on the UW campus to honor the land.


Sports

Chillious returns to UW

Lorenzo Romar has had plenty of moves on his coaching staff this offseason already: One assistant coach left, one moved positions, and another came on board. But that’s not all for Romar.

Peaking at the right time

Huskies host regionals to kick off postseason

Huskies travel to Pasco for Apple Cup series

The Washington baseball team has found no success away from home this season.


Opinion

Racist legacy of the American government persists

If we needed any reminder of how racism and shameful legacies shape policy in the United States, the recent addition of former Black Panther Party and Black Liberation Army member Assata Shakur (also known as JoAnne D. Chesimard) to the FBI’s “Most Wanted Terrorist List” serves as a grim example.

Boycott apps that commodify people: What’s wrong with the Lulu

Before going to a restaurant or watching a movie, we’ve all used an app like Yelp or Fandango to help us shop around and make an informed decision. But the new smartphone app Lulu is taking smartphone users beyond dinner and a flick.

The need for major-focused career centers

For recent graduates, finding a job after graduation continues to be an onerous issue.


Arts & Leisure

Ear to the Streets: 'RockaByeBaby,' Cassie

It’s hard to pigeonhole Cassie.

Film review: 'Much Ado About Nothing'

Shakespearean shenanigans


Features

Yer a wizarding school, UW

On Thursday nights, while most students are scrambling to finish their homework before the weekend, UW junior Emily Slezak is heading to Savery 164 to depart from the Muggle domain and enter the magical world of Harry Potter. Slezak is the current headmistress of the recently reestablished Harry Potter Club.

The route to recovery

Rock-climbing accident leaves student with prosthetic leg

Meditations on the Information Age

UW class combats distraction with mindfulnes


Science

UW scientist tells college athletes to check their hearts

Every day, college athletes push their bodies to the brink. Most of the time, the side effects of exertion aren’t too serious: sprains and breaks, aches and soreness, nothing that won’t heal in a few weeks.

Campus Pulse

News from the UW medical community

Moths on the move

UW researchers find insect abdominals to be the key to successful flight


Double Shot

new advice columns

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