By Gavin Verhey — Today — 1 comment
UW business graduate Alonso Chehade is stuck in a red-tape limbo.

By Mike Noon — Today — 1 comment
The situation was familiar as much as it was tragic: A 25-year-old bicyclist was hospitalized with a serious head injury after getting hit by a car while running a red light.

By Emily McFadden — Today
The holiday season is undoubtedly upon us.

By Various — November 20, 2009 — 7 comments
In response to “The new masculinity” by Celina Kareiva, Nov.

By Martin Jarmick, Various — November 19, 2009 — 1 comment
View today's editorial cartoon by Martin Jarmick.

By Various — November 19, 2009 — 5 comments
There’s a quote on the wall of The Daily’s newsroom from a previous editor-in-chief that reads: “I would rather run a photo-less story than a libelous one.” As those in the newsroom recall, the night the quote was written, there was a discussion about which news stories should run the next day.

By Colin Gorenstein — November 19, 2009 — 2 comments
You’re sitting in the study room on a Sunday evening because you’re boring and have nothing better to do with your life.

By Thomas Cloud — November 19, 2009 — 1 comment
I’m not really a city person ­— well, a big city person, that is.

By Martin Jarmick, Ryan Rosendal, Various — November 18, 2009
View today's editorial cartoons by Ryan Rosendal and Martin Jarmick

By Chris Jordan — November 18, 2009 — 5 comments
As a liberal, and an avid news consumer, there is no cable news channel that warms my heart more than MSNBC.

By Russ Wung — November 18, 2009 — 7 comments
It speaks to the administration’s confidence in support for its own policies that the announcement that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (hereafter referred to as KSM) would be put on trial in New York City came on a Friday with the president out of the country.

By Marissa Beach — November 18, 2009 — 16 comments
The illegality of human beings is a breeding ground for exploitation, cheap labor, civil unrest and outright war.

By Jeff Booth, Various — November 17, 2009
View today's editorial cartoon by Jeff Booth.

By Casey Smith — November 17, 2009 — 11 comments
A few weeks ago — proud of the work we had accomplished with the paper’s redesign and focus on enterprise storytelling — I sent out copies of The Daily to be critiqued by professional newsrooms.

By Greg Albert — November 17, 2009 — 8 comments
“I ain’t going out like that.” Those are the words of American poet, Cypress Hill front man and proselyte of self-defense Mr.

By Zachary Gussin — November 17, 2009
The world is ending every day.

By Gavin Verhey — November 16, 2009 — 28 comments
Part of the excitement of living on your own is freedom.

By Emily McFadden — November 16, 2009 — 1 comment
We’ve all had that professor — the one who determines grades in a seemingly subjective way, favoring specific students at their whim; the one who seemed like such a space-case that you could hardly decipher the lesson plan; the one who was so enthusiastic you could barely make it back to your dorm before you began reading course text.

By Mike Noon — November 16, 2009
Do you have a Gmail account, watch videos on YouTube, or procrastinate on Facebook? If so, then you are a part of the latest phase in IT evolution: cloud computing.