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The Student Voice at the University of Washington | Since 1891 Winner of the Apple Award for Best Overall Newspaper (daily tabloid) for 2006, 2008, 2009 & 2010.

Winner of the Pacemaker, the college media equivalent of a Pulitzer, at the 2010 National College Media Conference. Other awards from the conference included Best of Show, First Place Editorial Writing, First Place Diversity Story and First Place Multi-media Story. Winner of the Mark of Excellence for Best Overall Newspaper from Society of Professional Journalists Region X Conferences in 2008, 200

9 & 2010. Finalist for Pacemaker (general excellence), Second Place Best of Show, Second Place News Story of the Year, Finalist Diversity Story of the Year, Finalist Page One News Design of the Year, Finalist Feature Photo of the Year at the National College Media Conference 2009.

12/30/2024

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12/27/2024

Interested in joining The Daily?

Applications are now open for our Winter Quarter Photo + Video Development Classes!

Photography and videography applications are due by Sunday, January 5th, at 11:59 PM.

Apply via the link in our bio or visit dailyuw.com/join.

The Daily’s staff members are paid per assignment after completing their position’s required development class and hiring process.

12/10/2024

As Fall Quarter comes to a close, so does production for The Daily. Take a look at the top articles and media from each section of our publication with The Daily Wrapped: Fall 2024.

12/02/2024

At The Daily, our talented Illustrations team brings stories to life with stunning artwork. This week, enjoy two pieces from some of our gifted artists.

Illustrations by:

Mariko Carskaddan
Nancy Xiong

11/30/2024

We’re neck and neck, Huskies!

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11/25/2024

At The Daily, our talented Illustrations team brings stories to life with stunning artwork. This week, enjoy five captivating pieces from some of our gifted artists.

Illustrations by:

Noah Babai
Tracy You
Maya Rasche
Mariko Carskaddan
Jenny Pyon

11/07/2024

Follow our continued coverage of the election online.

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2024 Federal and Washington state election projections

[NEWS] After ballot boxes closed at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening, Washington state local county elections offices began reporting the projected results of the 2024 general election.

While some positions included an unopposed incumbent candidate, others races observed closer vote counts requiring more time before results were updated.

Further information about Washington state election vote counts is available on the Secretary of State website.

Read more of News Editor Morgan Bortnick’s piece online.

Incumbents Gerry Pollet and Darya Farivar win 46th Legislative District

[NEWS] Washington state constituents voted for Gerry Pollet and Darya Farivar as their representatives for the 46th Legislative District, located north of Northeast 45th Street in the U-District expanding past Northgate. News Editor Morgan Bortnick covers the two representatives.

Nicole Macri and Shaun Scott win state representative positions for 43rd Legislative District

[NEWS] Seattle residents chose Nicole Macri and Shaun Scott as their Washington state representatives for the 43rd Legislative District, spanning from downtown to Fremont and Laurelhurst south of Northeast 45th Street (excluding University Village.) News Editor Morgan Bortnick covers the two representatives.

UW students, community members remain engaged leading into final hours of election

[NEWS]Students and community members engaged with the presidential, statewide, and local elections on UW’s Seattle campus throughout Election Day. Editor-in-Chief Piper Davidson and News Editor Morgan Bortnick report on campus activity during election day.

11/06/2024

Students and community members engaged with the presidential, statewide, and local elections on UW’s Seattle campus throughout Election Day.

The run-up to the election saw increased pressure on the youth vote and civic participation on college campuses. In 2020, the UW Seattle campus saw a voting rate of 76.7% of eligible voters according to a study conducted by Tufts University.

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Read Editor-in-Chief Piper Davidson and News Editor Morgan Bortnick’s full piece online. (Photo by Evan Morud The Daily)

11/05/2024

Stay informed this Election Day with in-depth coverage from The Daily. Our team covers topics from ballot security and candidate profiles to perspectives on voting and the impact of Initiative 2117.

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Read our coverage on the upcoming election online.

11/01/2024

Check out some of the most popular stories from the week in this roundup.... Find these and more at our website.

[ARTS + CULTURE] Review: ‘SWEAT’ tour’s Seattle finale

Reigning pop duo Charli xcx and Troye Sivan left a sold-out Climate Pledge audience drenched after the final performance of their tour de force collaboration, the “SWEAT” tour, Oct. 23. Written by Julia Gries, photo courtesy of Sarah Wormley.

[OPINION] Casting your ballot across state lines
As of the time of writing this article, the election is exactly one week away. This means that for most out-of-state voters, like me, your ballot is either in the mail or staring at you, waiting for you to walk to the mailbox (I am the latter). Written and illustrated by Emma Schwichtenberg.

[NEWS] Initiative 2117 poses threat to the Climate Commitment Act this November

This Election Day, Washington voters will make the decision to vote for or against Initiative 2117 which would repeal the Climate Commitment Act, a significant piece of Washington state climate legislation. Written by Abigail Meyers, photo by Sophia Moran.

[NEWS] UW School of Law hosts ‘Presidential Power’ lecture

The UW School of Law hosted a lecture Oct. 22 explaining “Presidential Power,” connecting it to the upcoming 2024 United States presidential election. Written and photographed by Sophia Moran.

[OPINION] Alone versus Lonely: Competition is kind of isolating, who knew?

The issue is that we can often feel like we are competing all of the time. Whether it’s for admission to our majors, for scholarships or housing, during class registrations or even just for a good place to study on a weekday afternoon. Written by Maizy A. Green, illustrated by Falinna Fang.

[ARTS] Review: bodie at Nectar Lounge

Amidst a cozy yet charged atmosphere on the evening of Oct. 27, bodie held the hearts and minds of a diverse Seattle audience. Written by contributing writer Sophia Sostrin, photo by Ashley Yu.

10/31/2024

Check out some of the most popular sports stories from the week in this roundup.... Find these and more at our website.

[SPORTS] Washington’s road struggles continue in 31-17 loss to No. 13 Indiana

With ESPN’s College GameDay in town, all eyes were on the Washington football team’s road trip to No. 13 Indiana. By the end of the first quarter, those eyes were on Washington itself. For all the wrong reasons. Written by Andrew Sousa, photo by Sean Fan.

[SPORTS] Washington women’s soccer clinches first-round bye with 3-0 win over Oregon

It began with an appreciation for the seniors. And ended with a reminder of how far they’ve come. Written by Ty Gilstrap, photo by Farrel Sudrajat.

[SPORTS] Washington men’s soccer records second straight shutout, beats Rutgers

Before Friday night, Chris Peretti’s statistical output was primarily relegated to two categories. After four seasons in the program, the redshirt junior had recorded 490 minutes and four shots for the Washington men’s soccer team, but not much else. Fittingly, that changed on Senior Night. Written by Ty Gilstrap, photo by Paige Bajsarowicz.

[SPORTS] Washington blows past Western Oregon in exhibition matchup

In a game filled with a plethora of new faces, all of them saw the court Tuesday in the Washington men’s basketball team’s rout of Western Oregon, 105-68. Written by Danny Williams, photo by Kanoa Shim-Ly.

10/28/2024

Check out columns from our Arts and Culture and Opinion sections for Fall quarter! From columns dedicated to showcasing the past and present experiences of q***r students at UW to writers celebrating quintessential albums from Seattle and the PNW.

[DEAR QUEERLY BELOVED] A column dedicated to sharing the past and present experiences of q***r students at UW. Written by Corissa Bradley, illustrated by Taylor Nystrom.

[DINNERS AND DIATRIBES] A slightly dramatic, biweekly column devoted to the art of facing your foodie fears. Written and illustrated by Emma Schwichtenberg.

[AUDIBLE GRANOLA] A biweekly column celebrating quintessential albums from Seattle and the PNW. Written by Mead Gill, illustrated by Parker Sullivan.

[ALONE VERSUS LONELY] A column exploring time spent alone in college and navigating the unique forms of college loneliness. Written by Maizy A. Green, illustrated by Falinna Fang.

[DAWGREADS] A biweekly column diving into the world of UW literary enthusiasm. Written by Alexa Meyer, illustrated by Kalina Luong.

[SLEEPLESS IN THE GREATER SEATTLE AREA] A biweekly column uncovering the diverse types of love stories throughout Seattle. Written by Priya Devanesan, illustrated by Alex Morgan.

[NATURE’S NURTURE] A weekly column exploring Seattle’s best outdoor sanctuaries and the role of nature in improving mental health. Written by Sarah Pabin, illustrated by Karolyn Maeda.

[ARC BY ARC] A biweekly column dedicated to all things animation. Written by Fiona Paterson, illustrated by Taylor Nystrom.

10/24/2024

Check out some of the most popular sports stories from the week in this roundup.... Find these and more at our website.

[SPORTS] After two season-ending injuries, Franck Kepnang is ready to dominate down low. Written by Jared Tucker, photo by Colman Beech.

[SPORTS] DJ Davis brings lights-out shooting ability from Butler to Washington. Written by Ty Gilstrap, photo by Colman Beech.

[SPORTS] Alex Hall scores in first career start as Washington beats Loyola Marymount 2-0. Written by Andrew Sousa, photo by Melanie Rodriguez.

[SPORTS] Washington volleyball gets back in win column with victory over Michigan State. Written by Jared Tucker, photo by Evan Morud.

[SPORTS] Ranking Washington’s remaining regular season matchups, from least to most interesting. Written by Ty Gilstrap, photo by Emma Ottosen.

10/18/2024

As the seasons shift, The Daily’s photographers have captured the beauty of autumn across campus, showcasing the distinctive charm this time of year brings.

This collection showcases the most stunning fall scenes on campus, captured by The Daily’s photographers.

Photos by:

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10/17/2024

[BREAKING] Letter to Allen School administration criticizes response to lab harassment, demands action and apology

A letter sent Wednesday to UW’s computer science and engineering school administration criticized its response to allegations of harassment at the Systems Lab and demanded action and an apology.

The Daily will continue to provide coverage on this topic as information becomes available.

Contact the news desk with a tip or relevant information by texting or calling (206)-593-6621 or emailing [email protected].
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Read more of Managing Editor Sofia Schwarzwalder’s piece online.

10/17/2024

[NEWS] UW President Ana Mari Cauce delivered her final annual president’s address in the Henry Art Gallery Auditorium on Oct. 15. During her speech, pro-Palestinan protesters congregated near the George Washington statue while others attended the address inside.
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Read News Editor Morgan Bortnick’s full piece online. (Photo by Evan Morud The Daily)

10/11/2024

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