Coronavirus
Joe Lollo’s Declassified Self-Quarantine Survival Guide
With the pandemic of COVID-19 showing little signs of letting up, it looks like it could be a while before our lives can go back to normal. Work and school are online, our economic future has the chance of being at risk, and as a result of both of these, having a constant stream of free entertainment has never been more important.… Read More Joe Lollo’s Declassified Self-Quarantine Survival Guide
Residential Life at UWB During Coronavirus
Since March 9th, when the University of Washington transitioned to all-online classes, a lot has changed. COVID-19 seems to have impacted every aspect of our lives, especially college students’ place of residence.… Read More Residential Life at UWB During Coronavirus
Featured Stories
Letter from the Assistant Editor: ASUWB Voting
Dear University of Washington Bothell students,
In the midst of a pandemic a lot is being asked of you, from balancing school, work and family all within the safety of your home. Without physically being on campus each weekday it is very easy to feel distant from UWB.… Read More Letter from the Assistant Editor: ASUWB Voting
Project Assistant For Student Engagement and Activities: On Campus Jobs
The SEA Project Assistants talk about their experience working on campus as positions open up for the next academic year.… Read More Project Assistant For Student Engagement and Activities: On Campus Jobs
How International Students are Shaping American Education at UWB
The population of students on the University of Washington Bothell campus is diversifying every year as more and more international students apply to attend.… Read More How International Students are Shaping American Education at UWB
Campus Event Reflections
Heritage Night
Heritage Night hosted by Black Student Union (BSU), Muslim Student Association (MSA), Latinx Student Union(LSU) and Filipino American Student Association (FASA). … Read More Heritage Night
She Has a Name: An SJO Event
Beginning the event with a breathing exercise all of the Social Justice Officers guided an estimated 30 students and staff members through the reality of human trafficking. … Read More She Has a Name: An SJO Event
Campus Events Board: Planning Events on Campus
The Campus Events Board team is University of Washington Bothell’s very own student-run event planning organization under Student Engagement and Activities.… Read More Campus Events Board: Planning Events on Campus
Opinion Pieces
3 Credits is Not Enough: Why UW Should Give Diversity Classes More Importance in Their Curriculum
The University of Washington’s Undergraduate Advising website says that the university requires “all undergraduates to take a minimum of 3 credits, approved by the appropriate school or college, that focus on the socio-cultural, political, and/or economic diversity of the human experience at local, regional, or global levels.”… Read More 3 Credits is Not Enough: Why UW Should Give Diversity Classes More Importance in Their Curriculum
50 Things to Do Before the End of 2020
Try and make friends with the crows on campus, go to a festival, take yourself on a date… Read More 50 Things to Do Before the End of 2020
Make Yourself Some Damn Pasta: A Recipe
I’d like to offer you an affordable, easy dish that will fill you up and give you the energy to kick that research assignment’s ass! This simple red sauce is based on Marcella Hazan’s tomato sauce and is shockingly flavorful for how little goes into it!… Read More Make Yourself Some Damn Pasta: A Recipe
Health and Wellness
Your Questions Answered: Womxn’s Month
In January, we put out a survey to the community for women’s month asking people what issues they’d like to learn more about. Now, your questions are being answered!… Read More Your Questions Answered: Womxn’s Month
Catcalling: Normalized Street Harassment
Catcalling (n) the act of shouting, harassing and often sexually suggestive, threatening, or derisive comments at someone publicly (Merriam-Webster). Street harassment is common and experienced in a variety of ways by anyone.… Read More Catcalling: Normalized Street Harassment
Students Advocate for Changes to Food Options on Campus
Food and restaurant options at the University of Washington Bothell are in a struggling shift towards incorporating more diversity, affordability and sustainability.… Read More Students Advocate for Changes to Food Options on Campus
Science and Environment
An In-Depth Look into the Environmental Science Courses and Major with Dr. David Stokes
Here at UW Bothell campus we are lucky enough to be so close to nature with the North Creek Wetlands. Restoration of the 127 acres began June of 1998 and in just 22 years we are seeing progress.… Read More An In-Depth Look into the Environmental Science Courses and Major with Dr. David Stokes
Bin or Bust: Compost Challenges at UWB
Composting at the University of Washington Bothell is a process that allows students and staff to get involved in the school goals of sustainability and a healthier planet, but the composting process on campus may not be as good as the administration makes it out to be.… Read More Bin or Bust: Compost Challenges at UWB
The Fight against Climate Change Storms UWB
University of Washington Bothell students and faculty are responding to the global issue of climate change through various means right here on campus. Each of these groups have different approaches towards addressing climate change.… Read More The Fight against Climate Change Storms UWB
Poems
Girlish but Only Somewhat
Born a girl
Easy to tell
Doesn’t feel right
Illness befell… Read More Girlish but Only Somewhat
Ode to Tomato
This is a poem I wrote for the tomato plant I left behind in my dorm when I moved back to my family’s house due to the virus.… Read More Ode to Tomato
Pop Culture
Coffee & Kareem, the Kind of Movie Kids Would Watch to Seem “Edgy
A movie featuring a guy being dismembered right at the start of its Netflix trailer can mean one of two things: it’s either gonna have great violence or it’s gonna be straight-up torture porn. Coffee & Kareem is the exception.… Read More Coffee & Kareem, the Kind of Movie Kids Would Watch to Seem “Edgy
‘Normal People’ A Book to Keep You Company During Quaratine
The book “Normal People,” by Sally Rooney, depicts the ebbs and flows of love between Connell and Marianne across a number of years at the end of high school and into college. We gain glimpses into their lives as they connect and reconnect over the years, and at different points in their relationship.… Read More ‘Normal People’ A Book to Keep You Company During Quaratine
“My Spy”, a Film Fun Enough for Your Self-Quarantine
It seems like every Hollywood fighter-turned-actor is getting their own kid-team-up movie. The Rock had The Game Plan, Arnold Schwarzenegger had Kindergarten Cop, Hulk Hogan had Mr. Nanny, Jackie Chan had The Spy Next Door, John Cena had Playing With Fire, and now Dave Bautista has My Spy.… Read More “My Spy”, a Film Fun Enough for Your Self-Quarantine