January 17, 2008
I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.

November 21, 2007
Being unable to decide if we were more thankful for cute shoes or pigs-in-a-blanket, we decided to reach a bit deeper into our gratitude and share what we're sincerely thankful for at The Daily.

November 20, 2007
Tofu quiche, vegan gingerbread, sesame-marinated sautéd tofu and root vegetables in rosemary olive oil — this is just a small sampling of the holiday meal options out there for those who choose to avoid consuming animal products.

October 29, 2007
Many students seemed to take offense to the CRs' message on "Islamo-fascism," calling it hateful and even racist.

October 22, 2007
While some are concerned about the confidentiality that state law mandates (leaving parents out of the loop), others are concerned about the message that this new program sends to students.

October 15, 2007
UWPD officers are beginning to clamp down on bicycle safety laws, enforcing fines for everything from not wearing your helmet to "unsafe/negligent" speeding.

October 10, 2007
After discovering a high concentration of sex offenders in the U-District, the UW is pushing state authorities to force 13 of the offenders to move, according to a Seattle Times article.

October 8, 2007
Olympic National Park officials are suggesting raising the parking cost at Washington state's Hurricane Ridge and Hoh Rain Forest from $15 to $25, according to a Seattle Times article.

October 3, 2007

June 20, 2007
Tucked away in the basement of the Henry Art Gallery is one of the most subtly confrontational exhibits that the gallery has hosted in a while: General Idea Editions 1967-1995. The work is that of the artist collective General Idea, and the medium is mass production. The group, made up of AA Bronson, Felix Partz and Jorge Zontal, was born out of a grassroots culture of artistic anarchy and corporate critique.

May 10, 2007
Location is what Greenlake Bar and Grill has going for it.

May 10, 2007
What better place for a bike shop than on one of the most heavily trafficked parks in Seattle?

May 10, 2007
Walking up to Revolutions, you might not expect to find a coffee shop tucked inside.

May 10, 2007
Have you ever been to an art museum at midnight? The Seattle Art Museum (SAM) reopened last weekend after years of construction, and to celebrate it hosted a 35-hour-long party — free and open to anyone.

May 3, 2007
The media seems to be buzzing, if subtly and reluctantly, about climate change. More popular, however, are terms like sustainable, organic, green, and local.

May 3, 2007
Chances are that you probably can't buy organic all the time, whether because of financial or convenience issues.

May 3, 2007
A musical, dancing, social spectacle — and an art museum, too. Only 3 years after construction first began, the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) will reopen its downtown location this weekend with a huge splash.

April 26, 2007
This time of year — with the impending wrap-up of the third quarter and upcoming graduation for some — you might begin to wonder, "What's next?"

April 19, 2007
If you've ever been to the opening of a new art show, you know that it can be a magical thing. Artists and friends gather, giddy and drunk on the accomplishment, celebration and art — and usually wine.

April 5, 2007
Painting is dead — a Nietzschian claim made every decade or so by art students and critics alike. If it's true, what does art look like in the afterlife?

March 29, 2007
Have you ever walked into an exhibit of contemporary or modern art and just wanted more? Have you ever walked out of a museum or gallery feeling like you were missing something? Maybe even a little confused?

March 29, 2007
There is no doubt that, to most of Seattle, Ballard is simply inconvenient. But this geographical circumstance is what makes Ballard the independent, quirky neighborhood that it is

March 1, 2007
A healthy meal complete with all the food groups sounds like something only out of your mom's vocabulary, but it doesn't have to be.

January 25, 2007