Julie Sze on Climate Justice: UW’s Study and Struggle Event Sparks Urgent Dialogue by Ashley Tsang
Originated in Mississippi, Study and Struggle is a collective curriculum designed to promote education and community building through prison-based reading groups. The mission centers on collaborative learning between incarcerated individuals and people outside prison walls, creating spaces for shared dialogue in initiatives such as radical study groups, pen pal relationships, book reviews and prisoner-led research…
AI Data Centers in WA State Reveal the Gap Between Growth and Regulation by Aysha Siddiqui
Since the generative AI boom in 2022, AI technology has become mainstream and widely embraced by most people, including students. Washington is no exception with Seattle as one of the biggest technology hubs in the nation. As AI capabilities grow, the evergreen state continues to adapt and take lead as a tech hotspot. However, a deeper dive into the relationship between AI data centers and energy use in Washington paints a more complicated picture. Currently Washington is the tenth state with the greatest numbers of data centers in the country, with over 120 data centers and Microsoft being…
Get the Scoop on Car Club by Zoya Merakov
From academic, cultural, to special interest clubs, UW Bothell has a community suited for everyone’s interests and backgrounds. One notable organization is the Car Club, a special interest club with the main purpose of bringing together those who have a passion for cars and automotive culture. According to Aleksie Sanchez Medieros, the President of…
Blooming Too Soon: Nature’s Clock is Ticking Faster and Faster by Kairi Rojas
Walking through campus, one might notice all the various foliage already beginning to bloom. This isn’t a quirky coincidence; the internal clocks of plants are shifting, and global warming is the one to blame. The impacts of warmer winters and earlier springs are steadily growing, and it affects many ecosystems. These conditions can be noticed anywhere from trails and window-front plants to our very own community garden on campus. Flowers and trees are blooming earlier due to the milder winters…
Academic Advising: Is it Actually Helpful? by Zoya Merakov
From helping students pick out their classes to discussing potential careers and graduate paths, academic advisors are vital to student success. The Academic Advising Center’s mission is to “facilitate the exploration of a transformative educational experience so that students may become engaged university members and active global citizens.” With so many academic advising appointments…
Student Experience: ASUWB Huskies on the Hill by Moiz Mughal
I had the pleasure of attending the Huskies on the Hill event hosted by the ASUWB alongside ASUW and ASUWT, where our group met early at UW Bothell around 6:45am before departing by bus at 7am. We arrived at Olympia around 8:30am where we first visited the Washington Student Association (WSA) office. We learned from…
The Ultimate Milan Cortina Winter Olympics Review by Belen Villalobos Plascencia
The 2026 Winter Olympics was hosted in Milan and Cortina, Italy. It brought together more than 2,500 winter athletes from over 80 countries to compete in the spirit of international heritage and sport. The games, began on Feb. 6 and ran through Feb. 22. It featured 16 sports, providing medals for the winners. For team…
ICE Presence in Washington by Anonymous
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, also known as ICE, is a federal law enforcement agency operating under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). ICE was founded in March 2003 following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks through the Homeland Security Act passed in November 2002. The Act helped create the Department of Homeland Security and additionally consolidated 22 different federal departments and agencies under the same…
UWB Hacks this April by Miles Lewis
Hey Huskies! Are you someone who’s interested in problem solving using technology or wanting to get involved on campus? Head on over to this year’s tenth annual UWB Hacks happening Friday, April 24 to Sunday, April 26. This is a multiday event held in the middle of the Spring quarter hosted by one of UW Bothell’s most popular organizations, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Here’s how it…
Ownership of Greenland: An Entrance Toward Donald Trump’s Terrifying Geopolitical Realm by Danny Aguilar
“I have done more for NATO than any other person since its founding, and now, NATO should do something for the United States. The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland,” stated President Donald Trump. On Jan. 18, 2026, President Donald Trump exchanged a text message to Norway’s Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Store,…
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