Sofia Schwarzwalder is a News Editor for The Daily UW, focusing on local news in the Seattle area. With a keen interest in politics and community issues, Sofia covers stories ranging from city council races to crime incidents, providing timely updates and in-depth coverage to keep readers informed.
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Sofia's coverage mainly revolves around local news, with a particular emphasis on sports, government & politics, and evolving stories. She frequently covers ongoing events such as elections, shootings, protests, and legal developments.
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By: Cormac Wolf
Graffiti found on the doors of Mary Gates Hall reads "may God show you more mercy than the student intifada" on May 15, 2024.
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
The organizers of the Popular University for Gaza liberated zone have reached an agreement with the University of Washington to disband their encampment on the Quad, according to a verbal
As of 8:30 a.m. this morning, approximately 30 tents remain on the Quad as the majority of the Popular University for Gaza liberated zone on the University of Washington’s campus
Ahead of the University of Washington’s main graduation ceremony June 8, the university is preparing for potential disruptions during the event.
Cleaners power wash the sides of the University of Washington Art building free of pro-Palestinian messaging in the early morning of May 15, 2024.
By: Sofia Schwarzwalder
Friends of Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi, a 26-year-old UW graduate shot dead by Israeli troops in the West Bank on Friday, remember her as a warm and kind person who was
Students and community members gather at Pier 62 in Seattle for a "One year of genoocide, one year of resistance" protest as part of the Palestinian Youth Movement's international day of action on Oct. 5, 2024. (Photo courtesy of Emma Ottosen) Emma Ottosen
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
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