While in ‘Red Zone,’ UW needs to reexamine their sexual assault prevention education
Campuses across America must push for culture shift in violence, sexual assault prevention
It is not hard to maximize your college experience while minimizing spending
Money management can seem daunting, but it just takes some thought, planning
Innocent until proven guilty — if you can afford it
Laws designed to bring equity to criminal prosecution fail to protect low-income defendants
With UW Regent in the mix, blue wave looks more promising
Democrats have potential to ensure blue wave, but they must capitalize on opportunities provided by Republican internal conflict
The future won’t be female if Republicans have anything to do with it
Low involvement of Republican women in politics highlights GOP's shortcomings in supporting even its own women
Fake news isn’t just fake facts — cherry-picking, misrepresenting the truth is still a lie
Politicians using selective hearing when searching for data to fit agendas immoral, unethical
Women shouldn’t have to resort to second-rate options for comprehensive healthcare
Direct-to-consumer cancer screening exciting, but reveals shortcomings in women's healthcare access
Politicians shouldn’t exploit taxpayer dollars for personal gain
After controversial settlement over free speech lawsuit comes question about sincerity of activism
UW’s impressive voter turnout reflects insurgence of student activism
Students must stay engaged, energized to continue recently galvanized movement of political activism
UHS is listening. So let’s talk.
Recent additions to staff, expansion of supplemental programs show commitment to improving mental health services
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