November 2, 2009
Memorial for man who committed suicide in Red Square last year revisits unanswered questions

October 30, 2009
U-Village main access way from the Ave to be closed next summer

October 29, 2009
Referendum 71 draws discussion, hostility

October 27, 2009
I met a grown man the other day who told my bilingual friend from Korea “you speak English good.” I smiled a little — maybe he thought I was just beaming from the compliment he’d offered my friend — while contemplating the sad state of our language.

October 27, 2009
U.N.

October 26, 2009
The Daily asks smokers what keeps them hooked and why it’s so difficult to quit

October 22, 2009
Increased competition, drug activity cut store’s profits

October 15, 2009
Business trends during the past half-century

October 13, 2009
For some living in the U-District this year, autumn’s promise of cold weather brings with it a pressing need: socks.

October 5, 2009
Most students have grown accustomed to printing their homework on single-sided paper.

October 2, 2009
Owners of the U-District’s longtime business, Café Allegro, once wrote a letter to The Daily detailing how plans for a law school on Parrington lawn threatened green spaces abloom with mahonia, forsythia and ornamental cherry trees.

October 1, 2009
Lyndon LaRouche advocates set up a table on campus yesterday with posters bearing photographs of President Barack Obama with an edited-in, Adolf-Hitler-style moustache.

October 29, 2008
Their faces peer from magazine stands.

October 14, 2008
Separated from Seattle by 5,000 miles and the world’s largest ocean, I am sipping a vanilla latte at Starbucks.

July 29, 2008
The annual Capitol Hill Block Party returned this year looking a little more grown up. The blocks around Neumos still undulated with the shoulder-to-shoulder shuffling of thousands of youths, but this year two of the five stages were 21 and older, and the beer garden stretched for nearly one block.

June 25, 2008
Staff Editorial

June 5, 2008
PART 3 OF 3: Knox family hopes for trial soon

June 4, 2008
PART 2 OF 3: UW experts and friends of Knox go on the record about the case

June 3, 2008
PART 1 OF 3: Request to move Knox to controlled residence denied, Lumumba no longer official suspect

May 30, 2008
Seattle Police Department (SPD) officers responded to a 911 call by a UW student at about 8:20 p.m.

May 30, 2008
Weekend adventure

May 23, 2008
Next year’s freshman class will get a copy of Luis Alberto Urrea’s The Devil’s Highway in the mail this summer.

May 23, 2008
Ninjas, pirates and robots turned the Quad into a battlefield yesterday morning during passing period as dozens of passers-by looked on.

May 22, 2008
Awards presented to members at annual Joint Service Review

May 15, 2008
Jewish groups celebrate, Palestinian groups protest

May 8, 2008
At about 10:15 p.m.

May 7, 2008
Imagine being the only male student in a study abroad trip.

May 5, 2008
Little-known third-party candidate Matt Gonzalez, vice presidential candidate for Ralph Nader’s 2008 bid for president, made an appearance on campus Friday.

May 5, 2008
A report released last week found that a group of UW students was mistreated on a summer 2007 study abroad program to Ghana, according to independent investigator Ellen Lenhart.

May 2, 2008
Three men were arrested early yesterday morning after ripping a purse away from a female UW student in a parking lot near Terry-Lander Hall.

May 2, 2008
(and loving every second of it)

April 28, 2008
Candlelit faces watched as more than 20 friends and family members tearfully spoke at a vigil last night for Chase Anderson, a 19-year-old freshman who died early Friday morning.

April 18, 2008
My first scooter ride began disastrously.

April 15, 2008
One man was injured this morning when about five gallons of chlorine were accidentally spilled in the Ocean Sciences Building on Boat Street.

April 15, 2008
His Holiness the Dalai Lama, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and a pre-eminent spiritual leader, is now a Dawg.

April 8, 2008
There were no injuries this morning when the Seattle Fire Department (SFD) responded to a call concerning an ammonia spill on the third floor of More Hall in an environmental engineering lab.

April 7, 2008
There were no injuries this morning when the Seattle Fire Department (SFD) responded to a call concerning an ammonia spill on the third floor of More Hall in an Environmental Engineering Lab.

April 7, 2008
About 300 people crowded into the Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Seattle on Brooklyn Avenue Friday to watch spinning and flipping break-dancers battle for the chance to be the night’s top dancer.

April 4, 2008
Five to seven college-aged males assaulted a man last night near the main entrance to campus, at 16th Ave.

March 14, 2008
Students in the Jackson School of International Studies (JSIS) will dine on steak and prawns tonight as they celebrate the 25th anniversary of Task Force, a culminating project required for graduating seniors in the international studies program.

March 11, 2008
Navies of the world take heed: Submarines lurking below the waves will have a harder time hiding from the U.S. Navy once UW-produced technology is deployed at sea.

March 11, 2008
Two student housing complexes, Stevens Court and Mercer, are the focus of squirrel-trapping efforts by Housing and Food Services (HFS) employees.

March 10, 2008
University of Washington professors claimed UW freshmen lack the ability to do simple math in a controversial public statement asking for improvements in math instruction.

March 6, 2008
Thirteen groups of UW students will be battling each other in a high stakes poker tournament worth $1,300.

March 3, 2008
Student prostitution increasingly common in Melbourne

February 26, 2008
Students and staff inside the computer science building are under closer surveillance than those in other buildings on campus.

February 25, 2008
“Deep down, I always had the sinking feeling that the UW had failed me in some way.” In a push for policy change, Glory Auldon, president of the Student Disabilities Commission (SDC), collected this statement from UW students with disabilities.

February 19, 2008
Seventeen UW students were awarded $2,500 each from the UW in response to their problematic study abroad trip to the West African country of Ghana last summer.

February 4, 2008
Canadian students chastised for Facebook bullying University of Manitoba students received punishment for creating a Facebook group that was set up to mock a fellow student’s dating failures.

January 30, 2008
The University of Washington is lobbying in Olympia for$150 million in public money to be allocated for the renovation of Husky Stadium.

January 29, 2008
That mediocre job at the movie theater and those Friday nights waiting tables in U.

January 29, 2008
Becky Murphy wakes up in sunny southern California.

January 24, 2008
Kyoka Hinami dons her protective armor, completing the outfit with an imposing helmet, and picks up her “shinai” sword.

January 22, 2008
Salary of University of Wisconsin’s leader lags behind Hundreds of thousands of dollars may not be enough to find an adequate replacement for the outgoing executive at the University of Wisconsin.

January 18, 2008
Seniors Alyson McLean and Chris Moore are encouraging students to guzzle beer and devour pizza tonight to benefit Guatemalans recovering from government-sponsored genocide.

January 8, 2008

January 7, 2008

December 4, 2007
The Washington Sea Grant (WSG) announced this fall that it will be providing quarterly science writing fellowships for students to enhance the quality of their science reporting skills.

November 29, 2007
Students will have the opportunity to zip from one end of campus to the other on electric bicycles at the start of next fall quarter. The electric bicycles come as part of a $1 million grant from the Washington State Department of Transportation to help reduce trip times around the U-District.

November 28, 2007
It's hard to imagine an educated person in modern times who doesn't realize the importance of environmental protection.

November 28, 2007
You're in the tropical South Pacific swimming with dozens of dolphins in cerulean waters sparkling in the sun's 90-degree heat.

November 14, 2007
Obtaining that tantalizing Thanksgiving turkey and enjoying dinner with the family and friends has just become a little easier for students making a long journey home.

November 13, 2007
Donald R. Matthews, who passed away at the beginning of this month, is credited with topping the list for the largest faculty donation to the College of Arts and Sciences as well as starting the University's largest faculty exchange program.

November 7, 2007
Harborview Medical Center scaled back their general dental services Nov.

November 7, 2007
Safety concerns occupied the minds of law students as UW Police Department representatives answered questions about a message involving a firearm and threats of violence toward law students at the William H. Gates Law School building Monday.

November 2, 2007
Field research takes on a new meaning when applied to Jim and Jamie Dutcher. The married couple lived with wild grey wolves in the Sawtooth Mountains in Idaho for six years to thoroughly study the wolves' behavior. The couple will be showing their video Living with Wolves tomorrow afternoon in Kane Hall as part of a larger Burke Museum event called Meet the Mammals.

October 30, 2007
Students are dressed up, kids are carving pumpkins and scary movies suddenly seem to be on every channel. Halloween is arriving in 24 hours and with it comes traditions whose origins and meanings have long been washed away by the tides of time.

October 25, 2007
The football team may have a 2-5 record, but there are plenty of reasons to come out and have some fun at this year's Homecoming Rally Friday night in Red Square. The rally starts at 8 p.m. tomorrow and will feature a pep talk by Coach Willingham, the Husky marching band, free food and prizes.

October 23, 2007
It's 15 minutes until kickoff, and you're still trying to grill burgers for a dozen people you invited over to watch the game. You're in a hurry and, well, you've never been a great cook. Fortunately, you have Bacon Salt.

October 23, 2007
Al Gore may be getting all the press, but the dual-award of the Nobel Peace Prize is no inconvenient truth for local scientists.

October 18, 2007
More than seven million dead fish are tucked away in a vault in the basement of a fisheries building on south campus. This is the UW's Fish Collection, home of many diverse species of fish since 1919. Among the more peculiar in residence are a two-headed shark and a mutant albino ratfish found in Puget Sound last month.

October 17, 2007
Students in the residence halls are struggling to eat their food.

October 16, 2007
"It's a really good time," said Maggie Clark, a regular student at PCC Natural Markets' cooking classes.

October 12, 2007
All-nighters and dozen-page essays aside, school can be fun. ASUW is setting out to prove that with the newest batch of Experimental College classes.

October 9, 2007
Yesterday afternoon, students from a coalition of indigenous student organizations gathered on the HUB lawn to protest Columbus Day. Their main goal was to raise awareness among the UW community that some people do not take Columbus Day lightly. Members of indigenous student organizations like First Nations claim Columbus Day is a holiday that embraces genocide through the form of a national holiday.

October 4, 2007
Housing in the U-District is not always the easiest thing to find, even on-campus. The residence halls are filled to capacity with students overflowing into lounges and other forms of temporary housing.

September 26, 2007
This year, green is sexy. Or so the Young Democrats think, as they promote their Sustainability is Sexy campaign this week by giving away recycled and reusable items during prime orientation and student move-in days.

May 30, 2007
Students write an essay for a class, a professor spends 15 minutes grading it and that essay ends up in the trash after a student gets it back. A UW student in the Business School is seeking to change that standard with his newly created Web site.

May 29, 2007
A lonely walk home through a dark and desolate sector of campus can be frightening for many students. Starting today, the UW Police Department will implement the Husky NightWalk, a nighttime escort service, to make the trip home a little easier.

May 22, 2007
Too much television is bad. Researchers have been pitching this line to the U.S. populace for years.

May 10, 2007
An epic battle royale between ninjas, pirates and robots will take place in the Quad at an undisclosed time this week.

May 4, 2007
Planning, coordinating and executing student events, like the Lupe Fiasco concert earlier this year, are all in a day's work for the ASUW director of programming.

April 27, 2007
A myriad of parents, community members, students, faculty and staff will flood the University this weekend for a campus-wide open house. The event, known as Washington Weekend, will showcase the University's various departments and schools as well as a series of lectures, live performances, sporting events and tours.

April 23, 2007
The recent shootings at the UW and Virginia Tech have provoked a flurry of reactions among students, staff and faculty from both campus communities.

April 16, 2007
An estimated 2,500 people participated in the Step It Up rally Saturday. Participants rallied for action on the issue of global warming, calling for an 80 percent cut in carbon emissions by 2050.

April 11, 2007
A recent measure in the Washington State House of Representatives plans to limit tuition increases to 7 percent a year until 2017. The measure passed with bi-partisan support in the house on Friday and passed in the senate, 96-1, last month.

April 4, 2007
Last week, the UW Undergraduate Academic Affairs department announced next year's Common Book for incoming freshmen will be Field Notes from a Catastrophe: Man, Nature and Climate Change by Elizabeth Kolbert.

April 3, 2007
Today, more than 80 Seattle restaurants, bars and coffeehouses have pledged to donate 25 percent of their revenue to aid those living in the Darfur region of Sudan as part of Dine for Darfur. The revenue will be donated to Mercy Corps.

March 27, 2007
Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in America, and in 2007, personal electronic records have been leaking at an average rate of six million per month.

March 7, 2007
Zeljko Ivezic, a UW professor of astronomy, has been working along with a host of scientists, universities and other participating institutions on a project that will digitally map one-fourth of the night sky and will also explore the mysterious nature of dark matter.

February 21, 2007
A recent study conducted by doctoral student Timothy Crone has proven deep sea hydrothermal vents are emitting noise at a level equivalent to a busy street corner.

February 14, 2007
Professor John Marzluff and associated graduate students are currently conducting ongoing research on how urban sprawl affects native songbird and crow populations in the Seattle area.

February 7, 2007
The correlation between the coloration of various penguin species and their popularity with humans has been confirmed in a recent study conducted by David Stokes, a biologist at UW Bothell.

February 2, 2007
The committee in charge of developing the UW Tower properties moved forward Wednesday by beginning to review proposals for usage of the tower.

January 31, 2007
Recent research by a multinational team of scientists, including those from the UW, has uncovered the secrets behind the highly lethal type of influenza that was responsible for the 1918 epidemic that killed millions worldwide.

January 24, 2007
Professor Terry Swanson has been working with one graduate student and one undergraduate student on geologic research that will be conducted on the San Juan Islands and on Whidbey Island starting in February and continuing into the summer.

January 17, 2007
UW biology professor Dee Boersma has been studying penguins for 23 years in Argentina, with dual intentions of conservation efforts and research into penguins as reflectors of climate change.

January 10, 2007
The Puget Sound Blood Center (PSBC) conducted a blood drive on campus yesterday with the intent to collect as much blood as possible before the impending storm keeps donors from reaching collection centers.

January 10, 2007
UW students in the computer science department have released a peer-to-peer file sharing program that is an upgrade to the current BitTorrent program Azureus.

December 4, 2006
The next time a student at the UW utilizes their PlayStation 3's online capabilities, they could also be helping to cure cancer.

December 1, 2006
The Chinese Student Association (CSA) showed the movie Black Sun: The Nanking Massacre last night in the HUB auditorium. The film documented the Chinese involvement in World War II with the intent to educate students. This was the second-annual event aimed to increase the awareness about the Nanjing war atrocities.

November 30, 2006
The Chinese Student's Association (CSA) will be hosting a free showing of the documentary film called Black Sun: The Nanjing Massacre tonight.

November 15, 2006
A giant five-foot tall bong plastered with pro-legalization stickers greeted students on the HUB lawn yesterday as the Libertarians at UW club encouraged anyone within earshot to buy a symbolic brownie at their Marijuana Baked Sale.