November 4, 2008
Today, millions of Americans of all ethnicities, religions and orientations will converge to select the next president and vice president of the United States.

October 22, 2008
In January, bike commuters and non-bicyclists may have a more compelling reason to commute on two wheels: the transportation fringe benefit to bicycle commuters.

July 16, 2008
Many of the Sudanese at Southern Sudanese Community of Washington’s (SSCW) annual fundraiser the were part of the “lost boys,” a group of survivors who overcame starvation, marauding Islamic death squads and displacement to begin new lives in the United States and are now fighting for human rights.

May 27, 2008
Last Thursday, UW students, local artists and break-dancers celebrated at the annual UW Urban Business Festival with Seattle-based Wired energy drinks and Ezell’s chicken.

April 17, 2008
By Anthony Shelley  The Daily Students in an international studies task force working to ensure that UW clothing is sweatshop-free have encountered several roadblocks, despite a trip to Guatemala to witness the labor conditions firsthand.

April 14, 2008
Last Saturday, members of the group Anonymous staged a protest against the Church of Scientology.

April 8, 2008
Arturo “Art” Bachicha may be an unfamiliar name for students.

October 2, 2007
Ever thought about playing an active role on campus, but haven't found an outlet on top of a growing workload? From lending a hand to preschool children to traveling and learning about the world, the UW is brimming with a plethora of volunteer opportunities for the next generous Husky to take up the initiative.

June 1, 2007
With the explosive influx of border crossers, the issue of immigration is difficult for many to ignore.

May 16, 2007
Last month, UW officials sent the Association for the Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC) a letter outlining improvements initiated and completed in response to concerns raised by the AAALAC.

May 9, 2007
A letter recently released by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals accusing UW researchers of lab animal abuse has some UW officials crying foul.

May 8, 2007
Despite efforts to improve its image, trouble continues to plague UW animal research laboratories.

May 4, 2007
Last night in Smith Hall, the Muslim Student Association hosted My Journey to Islam, one of a series of events for Islam Awareness Week.

May 4, 2007
Last night, Guatemalan human rights activist Emilio Tojin Lopez spoke to UW students about his experiences during the genocidal civil war in his home country and his efforts to bring those responsible for the war to justice.

May 3, 2007
Human rights activist Emilio Tojin López will speak to UW students today in William H. Gates and Smith halls about the killing of nearly 200,000 Mayan farm workers in the Guatemala genocide.

April 26, 2007
Seattle's Thread Magazine launched its second-annual fashion and lifestyle show April 22 — an exhibition that attracted fashionistas and trendsetters from all over the state.

April 24, 2007
In addition to the excitement of beginning college, the UW's freshmen class of 2007 will have one more reason to celebrate this fall quarter. The group is the most exclusive in gaining admission to the UW in years.

April 20, 2007
In this time of war, Americans are showing more support for their soldiers than ever before. Simply type "troop support" in any Internet search engine and you'll find dozens of non-profit organizations that specialize in giving donations to U.S. soldiers.

April 18, 2007
Maria Magdalena Torres, 22, knows just how important it is to have a unique middle name. She and her twin sister share the same first and last names and are soldiers in the same army unit, Bravo Company 341st Military Intelligence.

April 17, 2007
From tuition to housing, college students have a variety of rising financial burdens. However, now textbooks are one cost that will be reduced. Last week, state legislators unanimously passed a bill that will help decrease the cost of textbooks.

April 16, 2007
The weather isn't what you first expect, John Rutledge maintains about his initial tour in Iraq. "It snowed when I was there," Rutledge said. "Brent got hailed on."

April 4, 2007
At 4 p.m. today, world-famous social activist, writer and MIT linguistics expert Noam Chomsky will be interviewed on RainyDawg Radio's Don't Listen To This Show to answer questions about his personal activism, among other topics.

March 28, 2007
College rankings are increasingly affecting college selectivity and the results may be more harmful than helpful to prospective undergraduates and incoming freshmen.

March 26, 2007
March is national "Adopt-a-Rescued-Guinea Pig Month" and the Seattle Animal Shelter (SAS) is actively seeking potential adopters for homeless and rejected guinea pigs.

March 7, 2007
Krispy Kreme launches a whole-wheat doughnut. British authorities threaten to take custody of an 8-year-old boy because he weighs 218 pounds.

February 23, 2007
The next time you peruse a row of books at your local Borders or Barnes & Noble, pay close attention to the names of the authors. Some of the literature you see on the shelves may have been written by UW graduates and students.

February 15, 2007
The UW Intellectual Property Management Advisory Committee (IPMAC) recently passed a resolution that will make UW technologies and medicines widely available to developing nations around the world.

February 9, 2007
Many students may not be aware a world-class research facility, which plays an important role in the development of today's modern aircraft, is hidden on the UW campus.

January 18, 2007
Yesterday the U.S. House of Representatives voted in favor of lowering interest rates on student loans to alleviate college financial burdens on students beginning during the 2007-08 academic year.