December 3, 2008
College students are notorious for finding new and creative ways to save money.

November 26, 2008
The percentage of women receiving bachelor’s degrees in computer science has been steadily declining, from 38 percent in 1985 to 22 percent in 2004 to 2005, while the percentage of women receiving bachelor’s degrees in all science and engineering fields has increased by 51 percent in recent years, according to the National Science Foundation.

November 20, 2008
With Washington state’s budget deficit projected to increase to more than $4 billion, students are faced with a possibility of increased tuition and living costs as budget cuts are made across the board.

November 12, 2008
The UW attracts some of the top-notch researchers and professors from around the world, and was No.

November 7, 2008
The economic slump seems to be on everyone’s mind, whether it is affecting each individual directly or indirectly.

October 29, 2008
Whether you started out as a young prodigy or fell into it by chance later on, the instability and often ebb and flow of a career in the arts allow only the passionate and truly dedicated to pursue it.

October 28, 2008
A student cannot afford higher education because financial aid doesn’t cover tuition.

October 27, 2008
In the spring, Lobby Day will allow interested members of the UW community to engage legislators in discussion about issues important to students statewide.

October 15, 2008
The use of mathematics is an essential and natural part of everyday life.

October 10, 2008
With Washington state facing a $3 billion budget deficit and the United States facing an economic downturn, lack of funding for higher education — as well as increases in tuition rates — are causing some concern for students who wish to pursue a graduate or professional degree.

October 9, 2008
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October 1, 2008
It’s the beginning of another school year and things are still hectic with students rushing to their classes and attempting to squeeze in cat naps.

August 13, 2008
Teatro ZinZanni performers Eric Newton, Trevor Nassler and Manuela Horn are offering free shows at 6 p.m. every Thursday through Sunday through August 31.

August 5, 2008
Transition to front man brings out new influences

July 22, 2008
The 27th annual Bite of Seattle proved to be a success, as an estimated 500,000 people came to enjoy good food and hot weather for a three-day festival last weekend. Many vendors had to put up sold-out signs toward the end of the last day of the event.

July 15, 2008
ub Pop Records celebrated its 20th anniversary this year, and the local record label commemorated the occasion with a comedy show at the Moore Theatre and a two-day festival at Marymoor Park.

July 8, 2008
Foldit uses human beings’ basic problem-solving skills. Gamers can click away at 3-D protein structures, twisting and turning them until they reach the correct structure.

May 8, 2008
The immune system is a complex mechanism protecting the body from diseases and illnesses by attacking invading pathogens and viruses.

April 17, 2008
Some athletes have the endurance to just keep going and going and going, just like the Energizer bunny.

April 3, 2008
UW researchers are using zebrafish, popular aquarium fish sold under the trade name zebra danios, to screen for genes or chemical compounds that make the fish either resistant to or susceptible to hearing loss caused by certain antibiotics and chemotherapeutic compounds.

March 14, 2008
The 13th century Buddhist monk, Nichiren Daishonin, believed that everyone has the ability to achieve enlightenment in his or her current state and life.

March 14, 2008
Ever since man came into existence, he has been drawn to define boundaries outside himself — to know the divine.

February 28, 2008
The Bahai faith is practiced in more than 300 countries and transcends barriers among all groups of people with a positive message of unity and oneness of humanity.

February 26, 2008
The More Hall Annex, a dusty little building by the HUB, once housed an important part of uw history: a nuclear reactor.

February 14, 2008
What makes a Christian a Christian? The definition of the most practiced religion in the world, of what Christianity is and who qualifies as a Christian, varies from person to person and denomination to denomination.

February 14, 2008
Buying flowers is a great way to show your appreciation for that special someone.

February 8, 2008
With the prevalence of negative Islamic images in the media, Ahmadiyya Muslim students are hoping to spread their motto of “Love for All, Hatred for None.” The newly formed Ahmadiyya Muslim Student Association (AMSA), based on a specific branch of Islam, was created last spring to bring together Ahmadiyya Muslims in the Seattle community and at the UW.

February 6, 2008
Sex-toy enthusiasts purchase pleasure in their own homes

January 31, 2008
Contrary to the media’s stereotypes, Islam as a religion promotes peace, religious freedom and equality between different cultures and genders.

January 29, 2008
You wait nervously in the lobby for your first interview after graduation.

January 29, 2008
Job searches are nothing to laugh at — or are they? Whether it’s organizing a pager race (an event where vibrating pagers race across finish lines) or stand-up comedy in Iraq, UW alumnus Drake Witham has always had the ability to make people laugh.

January 17, 2008
The Jewish community is one that involves an extremely rich and complicated history.

January 15, 2008
So things have been getting more heated with your latest beau and you think you’re ready to move to the next level.

November 5, 2007
Stress can cause depression, fatigue, anxiety, weight gain, difficulty concentrating and many other ailments in students.

October 19, 2007
With term papers, reading, homework and midterms piling up, who has time to go to bed early anymore? If only there were a way to be programmed like the bottlenose dolphin, that sleeps with only half of its brain at a time.

October 9, 2007
Doris Wu

May 29, 2007
Sometimes all it takes to brighten your day or room is a little green. Indoor plants can add that little something to a dark and dreary room — not to mention that it's good feng shui.

April 30, 2007
Trabant is for lovers — coffee lovers, that is. Conveniently located on 45th and the Ave, this little coffee place offers some of the best service and coffee in Seattle.

April 10, 2007
To battle biofilms of bacteria, gallium, a rare metallic element, can be used to trick bacteria uptake systems to destroy them, UW researchers say.

April 6, 2007
UW alumna Sigrid Sowell Bergerson remembers a time when tuition was $33 per quarter, when she could carry her rifle on the bus and when women did not receive the same opportunities as men in the athletic world.

March 9, 2007
With winds reaching supersonic speeds of 9,000 miles per hour and temperatures up to 1,400 degrees Kelvin (about 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit), three planets of another galaxy have piqued the interest of UW researchers.

February 21, 2007
With ongoing trends of overfishing and pollution in oceans, the interdisciplinary subject of oceanography and other marine sciences are gaining popularity and importance in current scientific research around the world.

February 16, 2007
Athletic ability, charisma, confidentiality, pantomiming and getting away with almost everything are just a few ways to describe Harry the Husky, the UW mascot.

January 31, 2007
Doing the same things every day can make even the most exciting job seem mundane. To jazz life up, Lee Redfield brings his saxophone to work.