On the Washington State House floor, over 24 hours of bickering and endless filibustering targeted Senate Bill 6346, the controversial…
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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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WAYMOs Launch in Washington by Rohit Jesudoss
Waymo, the fully autonomous vehicle operated by Alphabet, has expanded to Washington, with vehicles spotted in the Seattle and Bellevue…
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Wasted Food, Wasted Opportunity: The U.S. Food Imbalance by Belen Villalobos Plascencia
Millions of people in the United States face food insecurity on a daily basis, yet the U.S. Food and Drug…
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Why Climate Change is a Feminist Issue by Aysha Siddiqui
Photograph by Pamela Singh, “Chipko Tree Huggers of the Himalayas”, 1994 The food you eat, the clothes you wear, and…
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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…
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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.…
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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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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…
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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…
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