What contemporary whitewashing says about us and our future
Why the rewriting of history matters, and what we should do about it
On media violence and the truths we don’t tell
A reflection on broken stories and how we can fix them
Wage wars: In search of the ‘American dream,’ students are often pushed to accept unpaid internships as necessary evil
Seen to stifle diversity and benefit the wealthy, unpaid internships leave students caught between the prospect of invaluable work experience and the threatening lack of a paycheck
As professors, students grapple with recent course controversies, new challenges make for uncertain future
From viral Facebook posts to Fox News appearances, the rules of the game are changing for courses at the center of controversy
UW students set their sights on local elections to bolster campus representation in city government
Affordable housing, sustainable transportation among issues raised by student candidates looking to bring fresh perspectives to the eighth district
Facing rising costs and increasing hostility, student journalists work to hold campus, university accountable
Journalists across the country — especially student journalists — are struggling. But at UW, it's students and their untold stories who have the most to lose.
From the desk of the editor: On the importance of getting off campus
For incoming freshmen, your home away from home could lie outside confines of campus
Alec Cook will be sentenced tomorrow. Here’s what you need to know.
Cook faces maximum sentence of nearly 40 years in prison, $95,000 in fines
Amidst backlash to family separation policy, Walker sends National Guard troops to southern border
Walker refused to comment on Trump policy of separating families at southern border
