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Letter from July shows women in UW’s Systems Lab detailed incidents of “inappropriate romantic advances,” “gender-based harassment,” and “sexist comments”
The University of Washington “W"sign as seen at the north entrance of Memorial Way N.E and NE 45th Street in January 2024.
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
Editor’s note: This is a developing story. The Daily is actively investigating the allegations concerning the Systems Lab and Allen School. Contact the news desk by texting or calling 206-593-6621
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
A group of Jewish students, faculty, and staff at UW have raised concerns of “flawed methodology” and “misleading definitions of antisemitism” in response to UW’s antisemitism and Islamophobia task forces’
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
Editor's note: UW President Ana Mari Cauce sat down with The Daily’s Managing Editor for a private Q&A on Oct. 17. This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
Over 500 people gathered for “An evening of reflection on the life and activism of Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi” hosted by the UW Middle East Center on Friday evening in Kane
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
Over a dozen canvassers gathered on the third floor of the University Heights building Sunday morning for a pep talk from Gov. Jay Inslee.
Image shows UW President Ana Mari Cauce’s car was vandalized with messages reading, ‘Ana Mari – blood on your hands,’ ‘Free Palestine,’ and ‘Ana Mari is complicit in genocide.’ @escalate_seattle via Instagram
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
Editor’s note: Contact the news desk with a tip or relevant information at news@dailyuw.
“Wicked” (part one, that is) brings to life the magical world of Oz, leaving no stone unturned with a star-studded cast, powerful soundtrack, elaborate costumes, and extensive post-production editing. The only issue? It goes on forever.
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