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06/12/2024

[BREAKING] UW President Ana Mari Cauce announced this morning that she will step down from her position when her term ends in 2025.

On June 5, Cauce sat down for a Q&A with Managing Editor Sofia Schwarzwalder.

Cauce addressed questions about Pro-Palestinian protests on campus, shared personal reflections, and discussed stepping down from the role.

Read the full Q&A online. (Photo by Sean Fan The Daily)

05/07/2024

[ARTS + CULTURE] On May 5, as I observed the sea of tarps enveloping the Quad, I was met with a visual that seemed — on first impression — out of place. On the western end of the Popular University for Gaza (Popular University) liberated zone, a small group of children ran around, several of whom were covered in paint.

The paint — primarily red, green and black — had come from the Popular University’s art zone.

The art zone, and the art tent within it, has played host to workshops, personal crafts, and children’s art projects since its creation in the first hours of the Popular University’s establishment on the Quad.
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Read more of Arts & Culture Editor Piper Davidson’s piece at our website. Photos by Evan Morud.

04/17/2024

Did you know that The Daily’s podcasts are back for spring quarter? Head to uwpodcast.com to check out the first few episodes from Sound Bite.

[The Daily Dissuasion] The Daily Dissuasion is a podcast meant to dissuade you from self-destructive behaviors, hosted by Podcast Editor Sophia Moran. Artwork via Sophia Moran.

[Art Hoes vs Sports Bros] Tune in to Arts Editor Piper Davidson and Sports Editor Ty Gilstrap as they explain—in simple terms—different cultural events that are currently happening, to audiences who may be unfamiliar with these topics. Artwork via Piper Davidson.

[The Cylinder Rule] The go-to supplementary podcast for the Daily’s Sports Section, hosted by sports writer Danny Williams and his brother Frank. Listen for all things related to Husky sports and stay updated each week. Artwork via .o

[BBL: Blonde Book Lovers] Listen in as Engagement Editor Laura Schladetzky and Opinion Editor Emma Schwichtenberg read books of feminist literature and just a little spice. Artwork via Emma Schwichtenberg.

[Professors Unplugged] Join Managing Editor Mary Murphy, and daily writers Scarlet Hansen and Aspen Anderson as they kick back with professors at UW.

04/04/2024

Consider participating in Husky Giving Day 2024 by donating to The Daily Fund for Excellence.

Your donation will provide support for extracurricular training, away football game coverage, sales incentives, student media contest entry fees, conference travel and other expenses associated with training and motivating student staff of The Daily.

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02/15/2024

Hey, husky huskies.... This year’s S*x Edition is now on stands across campus and available on our website!

[SPECIALS] I downloaded Hinge for 2 weeks. Written by Kaycee French, Illustration by Lauren Lin.

[SPECIALS] Period piece. Written by Priya Devanesan, Photo by Breanna Humphrey.

[SPECIALS] Young Huskies and young love: UW students share their “first” experiences. Written by Savannah Helming, Photo by Breanna Humphrey.

[SPECIALS] ‘Saltburn’: If he wanted to, he would. Written by Sophie Knight, Photo by Breanna Humphrey.

[SPECIALS] This is so going on my s*x playlist: the ins and outs of what makes music s*xy. Written by Gillian McMahon, Photo by Breanna Humphrey.

[SPECIALS] What’s the deal with open relationships? Written by Julia Kugel, Illustrations by Oliver Parsons.

[SPECIALS] Stepbro, I think we need to to talk about p**n. Written by Alma Chow, Illustration by Evelyn Archibald.

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine’s Day from The Daily’s Opinion section! Find these pieces and more on our website, link in bio.

[OPINION] Make the first move already. Written by Sophia Moran, Illustration by Kalina Luong.

[OPINION] Is PDA really that bad? Written by Sophia Moran, Illustration by Kalina Luong.

02/01/2024

Check out some of our most recent event coverage, including productions here at UW. Link in bio.

[ARTS] Compania Nacional de Danza from Spain returns to Seattle after 14 years. Written by Dany Villarreal, Photo courtesy of the Meany Center.

[ARTS] Review: “Quixote Nuevo” at the Seattle Repertory Theatre. Written by Laura Schladetzky, Photo by Nate Watters.

[ARTS] Review: ‘Book of Will’. Written by Zinnia Hansen, Photo by John Ulman.

[ARTS] UW School of Drama presents ‘A Thick Description of Harry Smith’. Written by Priya Devanesan, Photo by Sunny Martini.

01/30/2024

“Huskies on the Hill” brought together students from all three campuses for meetings with legislative officials to highlight the bills on OGR’s legislative agenda, share stories and testimonials highlighting the significance of promoting the bills to be passed as legislature, and connect with lawmakers as constituents. Read our series of coverage on the event at our website, including the stories below:

[NEWS] ASUW Office of Government Relations hosts the 2024 ‘Huskies on the Hill’ lobbying event. Written by Morgan Bortnick, Photo by Mario Trujillo.

[NEWS] Representative Tana Senn speaks on co-sponsorship of childcare and housing stability bills. Written by Morgan Bortnick, Photo by Sean Fan.

[NEWS] Senate bill to expand the Washington College Grant is scheduled for a Senate Committee hearing. Written by Morgan Bortnick, Photo by Sean Fan.

01/19/2024

Some of our favorites from the quarter so far....

Find these and more on our website, link in bio.

[ARTS] Bringing light to the dark days. Written by Piper Davidson, Photo Courtesy of the Jacob Lawrence Gallery.

[SPORTS] Jedd Fisch brings all of the right traits. Written by Ty Gilstrap, Photo by Evan Morud.

[NEWS] Turning passions into a degree: undergraduate Samantha-Lynn Martinez’s rising career as a science communicator. Written by Mckenna Sweet, Photo by Jess Weigandt.

[OPINION] The college experience: a revised definition. Written by Dominique Visperas, Illustration by Julie Vo.

01/16/2024

The Daily is looking for new podcast and video editors! This is a paid, part time opportunity open to all UW students, including current Daily staff.

For more information, click the link in our story or visit dailyuw.com/join. Applications close Thursday, January 25 at 11:59pm.

10/19/2023

09/16/2023

Start this school year off right! Join us during Dawg Daze to visit the newsroom and learn how to get involved with The Daily!

09/11/2023

The moment you’ve all been waiting for… applications are now open for our fall development classes! We’re looking for passionate individuals ready to join The Daily family.

Apply at the link in our stories or at dailyuw.com/join by Friday, September 29 at 11:59 pm.

09/10/2023

The Daily is looking for illustrators for fall quarter!

Interested? Apply at: https://forms.gle/F4GPAUeJ8LXmLiZUA or click the link in our stories.

Applications due Sept 28 at 11:59 pm.

09/03/2023

The Copy Desk is hiring new copy editors! This is a paid, part-time opportunity open to all UW students, including current Daily staff.

For more information, click the link in our story or visit dailyuw.com/join. Applications are due by May 31 at 11:59 p.m.

08/22/2023

Like to design? The Daily is looking for designers for the fall quarter.

For more information click the link in our story or visit dailyuw.com/join

Applications close at the end of the month.

07/31/2023

On July 26, Sen. Patty Murray announced that UW will be the recipient of a $10 million grant for semiconductor manufacturing and research development.

07/31/2023

Like many other watchers, I started “The S*x Lives of College Girls” because they filmed the second season on UW’s campus. However, the loss of a main cast member has viewers potentially turning away from the hit show.

Like many other watchers, I started “The S*x Lives of College Girls” because they filmed the second season on UW’s campus. However, the loss of a main cast member has

07/31/2023

Just after 4 a.m. on July 24, the Seattle Fire Department received reports of a large fire at the 5500 block of University Way NE. Callers reported significant amounts of smoke and flames coming from an empty building.

Just after 4 a.m. on July 24, the Seattle Fire Department received reports of a large fire at the 5500 block of University Way NE. Callers reported significant amounts of

07/31/2023

Late Friday night, a spokesperson from UW Medicine confirmed that Harborview Medical Center received four people who had suffered gunshot wounds at a shooting in South Seattle. A fifth victim was treated on site.

Late Friday night, a spokesperson from UW Medicine confirmed that Harborview Medical Center received four people who had suffered gunshot wounds at a shooting in South Seattle. A fifth victim

07/27/2023

Throughout the approaching fall camp, the Washington football team will field questions from the media in routine fashion.

07/24/2023

Warning: Spoilers ahead.

07/24/2023

What we’re watching

07/24/2023

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07/17/2023

Montlake Futures and Cancer Pathways collaborated with members of the UW football and men’s basketball teams to spend a day with kids affected by cancer.

07/17/2023

Following the Food and Drug Administration’s July 13 approval, the first over-the-counter birth control pill is expected to be available in early 2024. The pill will be available at drug, convenience, and grocery stores, as well as online.

Following the Food and Drug Administration’s July 13 approval, the first over-the-counter birth control pill is expected to be available in early 2024. The pill will be available at drug,

07/17/2023

It’s June 25, 1993. You and some of your friends decide to go see writer and director Nora Ephron’s latest flick, “Sleepless in Seattle.” The smell of fresh popcorn hangs in the air and the neon lights hum softly as you buy your ticket. You’re about…

It’s June 25, 1993. You and some of your friends decide to go see writer and director Nora Ephron’s latest flick, “Sleepless in Seattle.” The smell of fresh popcorn hangs

07/17/2023

What we’re watching

07/10/2023

Governor Jay Inslee recently appointed Jay Cunningham to serve as the next student regent. During his year-long term, which began July 1, Cunningham will serve as the student representative to the UW Board of Regents.

Governor Jay Inslee recently appointed Jay Cunningham to serve as the next student regent. During his year-long term, which began July 1, Cunningham will serve as the student representative to

07/10/2023

A study published this spring provides valuable insight into how the presentation of long-term COVID-19 symptoms change over time.