As college students navigate academic pressure, relationships and personal challenges, access to safe and supportive campus resources can play an…
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A Taste of Italy in the Heart of Seattle by Kairi Rojas
On 1919 Post Alley in Seattle, WA, lies The Pink Door; a cozy, vintage-inspired restaurant hidden within Pike Place Market.…
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Farewell Letter From the Editor in Chief by Ashley Tsang
Dear Huskies, As another academic year comes to a close, I invite you all to reflect on the conversations that…
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SheBelieves Summit by Kairi Rojas
The SheBelieves Summit was hosted at Hatback Bar and Grill on April 14-15, with the main event being held inside…
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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…
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Lunar New Year Through the Eyes of UW Bothell Alumni by Kairi Rojas
During cold month of January, red lanterns decorate streets in China with dancing lions and dragons promenading through the crowds.…
Read MoreWhy Don’t You Have A Seat At the Table? How Corporations Are Keeping Students in the Dark
Written by: Natalia Kukolja, Sarah Mellor, Leena Peerzada, Hibaaq Abdi BOTHELL, WA – Aramark monopolizes Bothell Dining’s decision-making power as…
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Coexisting with COVID-19: …No Really, Are We THERE Yet???
It’s the 21st day of the 21st year in the 21st century, and we are in the midst of a…
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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…
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Inside a Black Muslim’s Journey
As a black Muslim, I have faced professors pronouncing my name wrong. I have faced explicit racism from my peers…
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