Dead body found in Art Building

On the morning of May 1, a deceased individual was found in a first floor bathroom of the newly renovated Art Building on UW’s campus.

‘The alert is not a news feed’

As prospective students finalize their college plans, UW’s image of being a safe and secure campus is once again in the spotlight. Yet this image continues to be questioned as

The TRANSlations Seattle Trans Film Festival: A place of stories, community, and celebration

A person’s history is vital to their identity. Not only can it serve as a place to call home, but it helps shape who they are and who they become.

ASUW Senate passes legislation condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, calls for lowering U-PASS price

Halfway through spring quarter, the ASUW Senate met April 25 to churn out more legislation and continue discussing the four resolutions currently sitting in each of the senate’s committees.

Unpredictable weather

Lackluster performance results in lopsided loss for UW

AJ Guerrero stands on second base during the Washington baseball game against Oregon State on April 1, 2023, at the Husky Ballpark. UW lost at Arizona on April 7.

Is the English major really in decline?

Students are expected to go into STEM-related majors and are often highly regarded, if they do so.

We need a caffeine boost

In a city known for its introversion and rainy weather, cafés were, and still are, places where people could brush shoulders with each other. Cafés have become a vital part

Light rail trains disrupted for up to two weeks

Link light rail passengers heading to UW the morning of April 28 were met with half-hour delays and massive crowds, as service disruptions rocked the train system.

‘We support science and a right to choose’

On June 24, 2022, the United States Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe v. Wade, thus eliminating the constitutional right to abortion. Since then, the issue of abortion has been