By Mary Jean Spadafora — Yesterday
Dissecting scientific reasons for celebrity intrigue

By Parisa Sadrzadeh — November 18, 2009
Keeping it clean

By William Denman — November 18, 2009 — 1 comment
From dusk to dawn in Odegaard Undergraduate Library

By Parisa Sadrzadeh — November 17, 2009
A night with the UWPD

By Ashleen Aguilar — November 16, 2009
Exploring the evolving relationship between nurses and doctors

By Lael Telles — November 13, 2009
ASUW President Tim Mensing’s face is everywhere, and he’s definitely taking advantage of the presidential perks — like his office in the HUB, even if it does have a view of the dumpsters — but we don’t really get to see what Mensing does on a daily basis. “It’s a year, but to me, it feels much shor

By Parisa Sadrzadeh — November 12, 2009
Brotherly love

By Celina Kareiva — November 12, 2009
Men succeed but struggle to fit in historically female professions

By Elizabeth Brady — November 10, 2009 — 5 comments
The space between

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

By Joanna Nolasco — November 9, 2009 — 1 comment
She walked hurriedly into Suzzallo Café at 9:07 a.m., just a few minutes past our arranged meeting time.

By Casey Smith — November 7, 2009
A Daily reporter's journey to weight loss

By Casey Smith — November 5, 2009 — 2 comments
A Daily reporter’s quest for nutritional knowledge

By Casey Smith — November 4, 2009
A quest to find on-campus nutrition and weight-loss resources: part 1 of 3

By Parisa Sadrzadeh — November 4, 2009
Girls are infamous for it: over-analyzing everything that has to do with someone they are interested in.

By Gavin Verhey — November 4, 2009
Guys have the don’t-ask-for-directions gene, and relationships are no exception.

By Elizabeth Brady — November 3, 2009 — 2 comments
Outgrowing sick days

By Lael Telles — November 3, 2009 — 4 comments
Atheists at the UW discuss skepticism, morality and persistent questioning

By Kristen Steenbeeke — November 2, 2009
A Daily reporter's experiences as a test subject