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Some people have started to develop the mindset that we are in a “post-pandemic” state.
Either we decolonize museums or museums themselves lose their significance. We have to decolonize museums because we need to rethink their purpose and importance.
Editor's Note: Parts of this article use the terminology of “homeless(ness)” over “houseless(ness)” to describe housing insecurity. While rising in usage, some individuals with lived experiences feel the term "houseless" does a disservice to them because it only conveys a physical shelter, i…
On the third day of in-person classes, I finally got the email: Someone in the building of one of my lectures tested positive.
On Saturday’s Women’s March Day of Action, people from all over the United States rallied for abortion rights. Here in Seattle, a crowd of people gathered at Westlake Park for the Rally for Reproductive Justice in support of reproductive rights and to fight against the current bans on aborti…
Editor's Note: Here at The Daily, we encourage our readers to submit guest editorials and letters to be featured in our Free Speech Friday column. We welcome all voices to contribute positively to campus conversations. Our submission guidelines can be found here.
What this graduation controversy reminds us is that this university will forever be guided by money.
Once I am vaccinated and as it becomes a little more socially acceptable, I will definitely be shedding the mask.
Triggering traumas and possibly instilling fear should not be a tactic to get your course material across to your students.
Hello Huskies,
Once social media users have access to environment-focused content, it has the potential to spread like wildfire.
Accountability is impossible when the perpetrators stay in power.
