By Joy Yagi
Yesterday
Members of the U-District community congregated at the grand opening of the new marina on Portage Bay and were entertained by the sound of live Latin American music from the Aqua Verde Restaurant.

By Chaitra Sriram
Yesterday
Some doubt the plan's effectiveness and how it will apply to the U-District's homeless

By Emily Lee
Yesterday
Washington Federation of State Employees (WFSE) union representatives are beginning talks with the UW administration regarding part-time worker compensation violations brought to the union’s attention in March.

By Ioana Albu
July 16, 2008
A proposed $170 million expansion of the Seattle Streetcar would connect the U-District directly to downtown. The source of funding is yet to be decided, but is expected to be derived from a combination of local improvement distributors and state and federal funds.

By Anthony Shelley
July 16, 2008
Many of the Sudanese at Southern Sudanese Community of Washington’s (SSCW) annual fundraiser the were part of the “lost boys,” a group of survivors who overcame starvation, marauding Islamic death squads and displacement to begin new lives in the United States and are now fighting for human rights.

By Joy Yagi
July 16, 2008
Warning notices of illegal downloading or peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing may not always be accurate, according to a UW study conducted in May.

By Shakira Ericksen
July 8, 2008
You may be leaving the library with more than just books, according to a UW study. A group of students from the UW Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences tested for and found contaminants on keyboards in two of the computer labs on campus.

By Maks Goldenshteyn
July 8, 2008
A new study by a UW biology professor shows that penguin populations inhabiting the southern coast of South America are declining.

By Emily Lee
July 8, 2008
Summer weather and high gas prices are making many UW staff and students rethink the way they commute to campus.

By Sonia McBride
July 1, 2008
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By Ioana Albu
July 1, 2008
Software developed at the UW now allows vision-impaired people to access the Internet, surfing the Web from public kiosks, libraries and public terminals without having to install expensive software that can cost up to $1,000.

By Chaitra Sriram
July 1, 2008
For 12 years Steven Kazlowski lived in the Arctic with a single mission: to photograph polar bears.

By Maks Goldenshteyn
July 1, 2008
Plans for renovating SR 520 near the U-District progressed with three design plans now being considered. This is down from an original dozen plans. The committee has until December to choose their plan.

By Joy Yagi
July 1, 2008
A man presumed homeless has been using the kitchen and bathroom on the third floor of the UW Communications Building. University police were notified, although the door codes were changed and the man has not since turned up in the building.

By Nikolaj Lasbo
June 25, 2008
Artist captures fuel uncertainty

By Joy Yagi
June 25, 2008
Liver transplant denial questioned; marijuana use examined

By Sonia McBride
June 25, 2008
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By Joy Yagi
June 25, 2008
The UW Board of Regents approved a 7 percent increase of in-state, undergraduate tuition starting this fall

By Emily Lee
June 25, 2008
UW Environmental Health & Safety is providing general asbestos awareness training to all UW employees

By By Emily Lee
June 23, 2008
The Department of Global Health presented its first graduating cohort in a ceremony held at the William H. Foege Auditorium June 11. The 54 graduates were the first to complete degrees from the UW’s Department of Global Health, which officially began offering courses 19 months ago.