By Celina Kareiva, Nicole Ciridon — October 30, 2009 — 1 comment
Just because you are too old to trick-or-treat, it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy what Halloween has to offer.

By Matthew Jackson, Nicole Ciridon — October 30, 2009
Although Halloween is less than 24 hours away, there’s still time to find or create that perfect costume.

By Nicole Ciridon — October 30, 2009
1. Be wary of people wearing masks. Halloween is the time for dressing up, but others can use this masquerading to easily conceal their identity when committing a crime.

— October 30, 2009
A skeleton.

By Nicole Ciridon — October 30, 2009
Halloween: the only time during the year when wearing a mask, full-body costume or next-to-nothing out in public is acceptable and not viewed as out of place.

By Kirsten Soelling — October 30, 2009 — 1 comment
Bonfires, bloody sacrifices, high priests and communing with the dead in no way resemble the children and candy of American Halloween, but that’s where the holiday’s roots lie.

By Jessica Pak — June 5, 2009
There’s a common saying that it’s not what you know — it’s who you know.

By Will Mari — June 5, 2009
I am a classic transfer student.

By none — June 5, 2009

By Jennifer Au — June 5, 2009
You can never try too much, and you can never learn enough.

By Nicole Ciridon — June 5, 2009
Graduation.

By Various — June 5, 2009
Daily seniors give their last words.

— June 5, 2009
Seattle weather is unpredictable.

By Nicole Ciridon — June 5, 2009
Graduation. It’s that point in a student’s life where coming into adulthood is more defined. Sure, by age 18 you are considered a legal adult and can join the military, and at 21 can legally enjoy alcohol in the United States, but it just isn’t the same.

By Various — June 5, 2009
How to stay occupied for the 4-hour event

By Katie Paff — June 5, 2009
As freshmen, students usually arrive on campus with plenty of good intentions.

By Katie McVicker — May 13, 2009
While most UW students are itching to pass final exams and put as much distance as possible between themselves, classrooms and libraries, many will be tied to campus this summer fulfilling credits, scoring internships and logging work hours.

By Sara Grimes — May 13, 2009
Swirling hair, bobbing heads and screeching voices — these are the staples of door chants, the first impression potential new members, better known as PNMs, receive of their future sisters.

By Sara Grimes — May 13, 2009
When describing the authentic college experience, dorms often what come to mind.