June 3, 2010
Preserving the history of the campus hub

June 3, 2010
This column provides a glimpse into what The Daily reported during this week throughout history.

May 27, 2010
Co-ed Greek housing, broadcasting a Board of Regents meeting and unsatisfying medical exams were some of the headliners reported by The Daily this week throughout history.

May 25, 2010
Some students and faculty criticize exhibit

May 20, 2010
Street fair, protests for representation, Mount St.

May 13, 2010
Campus arson, safety programs and an alternative swim team were the topics of several articles printed by The Daily this week throughout history.

May 12, 2010
Employee-managment relations explained

May 10, 2010
Bite of Asia aims to break Asian-American stereotype

May 6, 2010
More than a celebration

May 6, 2010
From curfews to Playboy protests, here’s what The Daily reported this week throughout history.

May 4, 2010
Follow-up to March protest draws fewer supporters than expected

April 29, 2010
From an administrator who lived in McMahon to campaigns for gender equality on campus, find out what The Daily reported this week through history.

April 27, 2010
How cuts to state funding have affected diversity at the university

April 23, 2010
Take Back the Night rally addresses issue of sexual violence

April 22, 2010
From mandated ROTC training for students to the beginnings of the University Book Store, find out what The Daily published this week throughout history.

April 16, 2010
Three times as many prospective fraternity and sorority recruits will visit the houses north of 45th this Saturday and Sunday than did last year, said David Bretl, vice president of membership recruitment for the Interfraternity Council.

April 15, 2010
From marijuana studies to the start of Husky ID cards, here’s what The Daily reported this week throughout history.

April 12, 2010
Spring Powwow hosted by First Nations celebrates 39th year

April 9, 2010
James Harmon entered foster care at the age of 10, leaving behind an abusive mother and a neglectful father.

April 8, 2010
Powwow drains First Nations — April 9, 2001 The Spring Powwow is an annual festival hosted by the student non-profit First Nations.

April 8, 2010
The Women’s Center has made a shift, administratively as well as physically this year, recently switching from the administrative oversight of the provost’s office to that of the College of Arts & Sciences, as well as temporarily moving to Bagley Hall while renovations on Cunningham Hall are completed.

April 1, 2010
HFS helps count UW residence-hall students

April 1, 2010
From The Daily’s archives, this column provides a glimpse into this week throughout history.

March 12, 2010
Undergraduate freshman applicant pool larger than in past years

March 11, 2010
Crew gender barrier broken – March 19, 1977 The Varsity Boat Club (VBC), established in 1909 at the university, was an all-male boating organization up until (and beyond) the passage of Title IX in 1972.

March 4, 2010
College Republicans and Young Democrats host debate to promote understanding

March 4, 2010
We’z fer booze; How About You’ze? ­— March 2, 1961 Ask any college student and most will agree that drinking is synonymous with the college experience.

February 25, 2010
Third-annual “Everybody, Every Body: A Fashion Show” reinforces healthy body ideals

February 25, 2010
Most complete garden provides drugs for research medicine – Feb.

February 23, 2010
Junior Reid Mortimer has owned a credit card since his freshman year at the UW.

February 19, 2010
UW drag show challenges gender preconceptions

February 18, 2010
Gossip sites give students outlet to share secrets and scandals

February 18, 2010
Would you want a mini-prison on your block? ­— Feb.

February 12, 2010
Black History Month provides platform for discussion on race relations

February 11, 2010
The regal profile of a young woman presided above an audience of roughly 30 students, her afro hairstyle surrounded by a halo of light.

February 11, 2010
Matrimony – Feb.

February 8, 2010
Sophomore Susana Contreras defends affordable education

February 4, 2010
UWPD orchestrates drug sting on campus dealing — Feb.

February 3, 2010
The writers of the UW’s annual disability guide were laid off last spring as the university tightened its belt in response to budget cuts.

February 1, 2010
A fresh angle on an old standby of female empowerment

January 28, 2010
Best Buy at UW — the dime parking lot — Jan.

January 27, 2010
Advocates urge politically minded students to move their feet, not just their cursors

January 26, 2010
An overload of campaigns has some activists spreading themselves thin with too many causes

January 26, 2010
Physician will provide medical care to athletes in Vancouver

January 21, 2010
Six to seven angry protesters lined the sidewalk in front of the downtown location of the UW Primate Facility yesterday.

January 21, 2010
“Super-U” produces emotional squeeze – Jan.

January 21, 2010
Joe Dupris recalls an encounter he had several years ago with his cousin and a friend on the Lakota reservation of South Dakota.

January 15, 2010
When Jacklyn Liberman rushed during her freshman year at the UW, few of the houses she visited knew how many Jewish girls lived under their roofs.

January 14, 2010
Pinning: peculiar mating rite of Greeks – Jan.

January 13, 2010
Democracy Insurgent protests managers’ treatment of custodians

January 7, 2010
Engagement courses, Apple Cup bomb scare and ASUW selling lecture notes

January 6, 2010
Students plan to campaign for gender-neutral housing options

January 5, 2010
Curious to learn more about how these online dating Web sites worked, I decided to try it out for myself by posting an ad on Craigslist personals.

January 4, 2010
Call me old-fashioned, but I miss the days of Looney Tunes, rip-out valentines and foil-wrapped chocolates.

December 11, 2009
Holiday shoppers are making a list and checking it twice

December 8, 2009
UW committee finds Nike in violation of UW’s Code of Conduct

December 3, 2009
Students blurted out their worries in regards to their college experience on Monday night as new UW regent Joanne Harrell scribbled them down.

November 30, 2009
If your vagina had to get dressed in the morning, what would it wear? If your vagina went to a karaoke bar what would it sing? The prospective actresses, who were all UW students, were asked these and many other questions last Thursday and Friday when auditioning for The Vagina Monologues (VM), a series of short stories written and first produced by Eve Ensler in 1996.

November 25, 2009
WashPIRG students work to finish campus-wide light-bulb replacement project

November 20, 2009
Rita Hester was stabbed to death in her own home on Nov.

November 19, 2009
Quarterly debate ‘friendly’ but ‘combative’

November 12, 2009
Men succeed but struggle to fit in historically female professions

November 10, 2009
Women in nontraditional majors speak about overcoming the expectations of their sex

November 10, 2009
100th-year anniversary of Women’s Center marked by out of commission building

November 6, 2009
This past Saturday kicked off the 11th year of National Novel Writing Month (NaNo WriMo)..

November 3, 2009
The HUB lawn was temporarily converted into a graveyard Tuesday last week.

October 30, 2009
Just because you are too old to trick-or-treat, it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy what Halloween has to offer.

October 21, 2009
Military recruiters open up about their careers

October 19, 2009
After 38 years of history and community building, the Ethnic Cultural Center (ECC) is getting an upgrade from its modestly sized space.

October 13, 2009
Students push HFS, Coca-Cola to complete eco-friendly tableware line

October 12, 2009
UW students begin married life before beginning careers

October 12, 2009
a march for gay rights

October 9, 2009
A day in the life of a sorority sister and fraternity brother

October 8, 2009
Teodora Popescu scurried from one booth to the next, scattering candy, taping streamers and distributing brochures.

October 1, 2009
As students, we are neither financially independent nor cozy in the safe haven of our parents’ economic protection.

September 30, 2009
At 36, David Cohen is a successful lawyer. After graduating from Stanford University in 1995 and studying law at New York University, Cohen was excited to enter the world of intellectual property law, negotiating contracts and navigating transactions in a field still gaining momentum under the tech

September 30, 2009
Doug McManaway, president of the UW’s Tolo chapter of Mortar Board, has big shoes to fill after last year’s president, Nicole Fernandez, brought home the most prestigious award for chapter achievement.