By Alyssa Diep
Yesterday
Thanh Vi 4226 University Way N.E.

By Arla Shephard
Yesterday
Indian food and I go way back.

By Nicole Ciridon
Yesterday
The sweet aroma of chocolate greets guests as they walk through the door.

By Ryan Morden
Yesterday
Seattle offers a variety of options for grabbing a bite to eat that might not be conveniently available in the suburbs or a small town, so it’s no wonder the U-District has a healthy vegan community.

By Doris Wu
Yesterday
By Doris Wu The Daily Rain Modern Infusion Cuisine located at 2208 N.E.

By Cindy Arriola
Yesterday
While many restaurants on the Ave close at 10 or 11 p.m., Memo’s Mexican Food gets ready to take on one of its busiest times: the graveyard shift.

By Chantal Anderson
Yesterday
Portage Bay Cafe, a breakfast spot off Roosevelt, offers delicious organic food and a quaint, warm atmosphere to enjoy it in.

By Kim Lee
Yesterday
In the hinterland hills above Formia, Italy, a little girl named Sabrina Tatta (lecturer, French and Italian studies) watched her favorite neighbor, Maria Filosa, pass by her house, a basket of clothes gracefully balanced on her head.

By Karleen Scharer
Yesterday
The upbeat sounds of bossa nova and samba music flow out onto the Ave.

By Karleen Scharer
Yesterday
The deep pulsing of techno music radiates throughout the room, beating so strongly that you can feel it throughout your body.

By Lia Pittman
May 21, 2008
It’s Wednesday night.

By Erika Cederlind
May 21, 2008
Mary Ann Sarsoza is a junior entering nursing at the UW next fall.

By Halley Griffin
May 21, 2008
Almost three decades have passed since Sandy left Danny at the drive-in movie theater.

By Erika Cederlind
May 21, 2008
A typical sorority houses young women ranging from freshmen to seniors, ages 18 to 22.

By Ae Yung Joon
May 21, 2008
By Ae Jung Yoon The Daily Tuition, textbooks, late night pizza and your first house: the four don’t always seem to go together, especially for college seniors.

By Erika Cederlind
May 21, 2008
I feel like I grew up quite a bit recently.

By Sonia McBride
May 21, 2008
The weather and slowly lengthening days are almost perfect for a quintessential summer beach barbecue and s’mores roasting at Seattle’s fire-friendly spots Alki Beach and Golden Gardens parks.

By Sheena Nguyen
May 21, 2008
Picture this: You’re lying out on Lake Washington looking up at clear blue skies on an 80 degree day, with sunglasses on, an ice-cool beverage in hand and perfectly tempered summer sunshine just tickling your skin.

By Catherine Daley
May 21, 2008
For more than 6,000 students living north of campus, UW emails reporting assault, theft and other acts of violence hit close to home.

By Chris Paredes
May 21, 2008
UW’s Seattle campus has over 40,000 enrolled students but only about 10,000 live in the residence halls or in a Greek house.