June 4, 2008
A new UW office could officially link the University and the University’s independent Greek community.

June 2, 2008
Jewish UW students experience Israel firsthand

May 13, 2008
During the next few years, UW students interested in learning about and working with the environment — whether that interest is in environmental science, social science, policy, culture, business or law — may be applying to a new, all-encompassing College of the Environment.

May 8, 2008
UW alumnus and Seattle Times rock critic is ‘a pioneer’ of music writing

May 5, 2008
On Thursday, Lior Lipman, of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity, and 20 of his fraternity brothers marched around campus in a single-file line, wearing black T-shirts and signs that hung from their necks reading “Never Forget.” Without saying a word, they passed out fliers about the Holocaust and why the fraternity was walking to remember.

April 30, 2008
Seattle is relaxing its environmental review policy, making it a little easier for developers to build in urban centers like the U-District.

April 17, 2008
Across the nation, unemployment is up and economic growth is down.

April 10, 2008
Despite lack of funding, UW equestrian team holds its own in competitions

April 9, 2008
The newly formed Cultural Diversity Committee (CDC) is hosting its first Cultural Remix Fair from April 9 to April 11 on the HUB lawn to celebrate, understand and promote diversity at the UW.

April 4, 2008
Stargazing essentials from a UW reporter

March 31, 2008
If you’ve ever taken an aspirin for a headache, you’ve benefited from animal research.

February 27, 2008
Friends of senior Sarah Plants said she was outgoing, energetic, caring, considerate, genuine, dedicated, passionate and fun.

February 22, 2008
A lynx pelt from Fairbanks, Ala. A lynx pelt from Fairbanks, Ala. A falcon feather from under the I-5 Bridge. A big, green, serpentine rock from California that, as soil, hosts unusual plants. And various animal skulls from all over the United States: deer, coyote, turtle, raccoon, antelope.

February 21, 2008
On the brick wall in purple marker: “I met the nicest boy in town, but I want to marry a man.” “Mormonism is the craziest crack of BS I have ever heard in my life!” Response: “What about Scientology?” Another response: “What do you even know about Mormonism?” In pencil, on a stall wall: “I do not believe in soul mates.

February 12, 2008
Students working on the UW Philippine American Dialogue & Discourse (PADD) history project invite students, faculty and staff to come to their exhibit on the history and social progress of the multifaceted Filipino American student groups and organizations within the UW and Seattle community.

February 7, 2008
Student delegates from 14 major U.S. universities, including the UW, conducted a three-day investigation in response to complaints of worker rights violations at the New Era Cap Co. facility in Mobile, Ala., in mid-January.

January 29, 2008
Once upon a time, Denyse Delcourt, a UW associate professor of French, listened to fairy tales as a child, which would later give her inspiration for her debut novel.

January 24, 2008
Four local women are in the process of buying the WNBA Seattle Storm basketball team, ensuring that the franchise will stay in Seattle even if the Sonics move to Oklahoma City.

January 22, 2008
This weekend the UW said a collective “bem-vindo” to our Brazilian neighbors.

November 14, 2007
You've heard about spyware, you've heard about phishing, and you've even installed computer security software to protect your laptop from viruses and other online threats. You think your computer is safe — think again.

November 6, 2007
Your morning eggs may not taste different, but in some ways they have changed.