States sue Trump administration over policy requiring colleges to collect race data
A group of 17 states is suing the Trump administration over a policy that requires colleges to prove they’re not considering race in admissions.
A group of 17 states is suing the Trump administration over a policy that requires colleges to prove they’re not considering race in admissions.
When are UW cherry blossoms peak bloom in Seattle?
The University of Washington's iconic cherry trees are expected to reach peak bloom this month on the Seattle campus, according to university researchers.
The University of Washington's iconic cherry trees are expected to reach peak bloom this month on the Seattle campus, according to university researchers.
Here's when UW cherry blossoms are expected to bloom in Seattle
It's a sure sign of spring, the cherry blossoms at the University of Washington are expected to bloom in just a matter of days.
It's a sure sign of spring, the cherry blossoms at the University of Washington are expected to bloom in just a matter of days.
UW ski team hits fundraising goal
The University of Washington ski racing team is currently competing at nationals in New York.
The University of Washington ski racing team is currently competing at nationals in New York.
WSU develops beating, 3D-printed heart model
Researchers from Washington State University recently developed a 3D-printed, beating heart model, saying it could be a game-changer for future heart surgeries.
Researchers from Washington State University recently developed a 3D-printed, beating heart model, saying it could be a game-changer for future heart surgeries.
Seattle's UW ski racing team makes history in run to nationals
Despite one of the worst ski seasons in recent memory in Washington state and barely being able to run traditional practices, the Husky Ski Team is competing at nationals this week in New York.
Despite one of the worst ski seasons in recent memory in Washington state and barely being able to run traditional practices, the Husky Ski Team is competing at nationals this week in New York.
Pennsylvania schools will be required to teach cursive again starting in April
Starting April 12, all public and private schools in Pennsylvania must reintroduce cursive handwriting into their curriculum.
Starting April 12, all public and private schools in Pennsylvania must reintroduce cursive handwriting into their curriculum.
Ohio State president resigns; investigation launched over 'inappropriate relationship'
Ohio State University has opened an investigation after President Walter “Ted" Carter Jr. abruptly resigned over the weekend following the disclosure of what the university described as an “inappropriate relationship."
Ohio State University has opened an investigation after President Walter “Ted" Carter Jr. abruptly resigned over the weekend following the disclosure of what the university described as an “inappropriate relationship."
The Home Depot Foundation introduces 'Path to Pro Education Grants' to revitalize shop classes nationwide
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the skilled trades industry is facing a massive workforce shortage over the next few years, with 41% of the construction workforce set to retire by 2031 and a projected 4.1 million construction jobs needed over the next decade. To help bolster the construction industry, The Home Depot Foundation has launched a grant program to bolster trade training.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says the skilled trades industry is facing a massive workforce shortage over the next few years, with 41% of the construction workforce set to retire by 2031 and a projected 4.1 million construction jobs needed over the next decade. To help bolster the construction industry, The Home Depot Foundation has launched a grant program to bolster trade training.
Skykomish, WA teacher arrested for alleged rape of a student
A male teacher in the small Skykomish School District was arrested during the school day for the alleged rape of a student, with investigators stating the abuse occurred in various locations across the campus.
A male teacher in the small Skykomish School District was arrested during the school day for the alleged rape of a student, with investigators stating the abuse occurred in various locations across the campus.
33 charged in University of Washington pro-Palestine protest
The 33 people accused of causing nearly $1 million in damage to a University of Washington campus building will not face any felony charges.
The 33 people accused of causing nearly $1 million in damage to a University of Washington campus building will not face any felony charges.
33 charged in 2025 pro-Palestinian protest at UW in Seattle
Nearly a year after pro-Palestinian protesters took over a University of Washington building, 33 of them are now facing charges.
Nearly a year after pro-Palestinian protesters took over a University of Washington building, 33 of them are now facing charges.
33 people charged in May 2025 UW protests in Seattle
Nearly a year after pro-Palestinian protesters took over and caused extensive damage to a University of Washington building, 33 of them are now charged.
Nearly a year after pro-Palestinian protesters took over and caused extensive damage to a University of Washington building, 33 of them are now charged.
Investigation reveals how UW pays student athletes
An investigation by the Seattle Times is revealing new information into the University of Washington and its contracts with student athletes.
An investigation by the Seattle Times is revealing new information into the University of Washington and its contracts with student athletes.
University of Washington retires jersey of legendary Detlef Schrempf
Legendary Husky-turned-Supersonic Detlef Schrempf was honored Saturday in Seattle as the University of Washington officially retired his no. 22 jersey.
Legendary Husky-turned-Supersonic Detlef Schrempf was honored Saturday in Seattle as the University of Washington officially retired his no. 22 jersey.
Nisqually earthquake rocked western Washington 25 years ago
On Feb. 28, 2001 at 10:54 a.m., a 6.8 magnitude earthquake rattled western Washington, leaving billions of dollars in damages, several hundred people injured. One person died of a heart attack.
On Feb. 28, 2001 at 10:54 a.m., a 6.8 magnitude earthquake rattled western Washington, leaving billions of dollars in damages, several hundred people injured. One person died of a heart attack.
Palouse Pet Pantry debuts Tuesday
There's a new program dedicated to making sure no pets go hungry on the Palouse.
There's a new program dedicated to making sure no pets go hungry on the Palouse.
WA man with suspended license arrested for driving through school crosswalk
Pierce County Sheriff’s Deputies say they arrested a man for reckless driving, after he disregarded a school official and drove through a crosswalk while kids were in the street.
Pierce County Sheriff’s Deputies say they arrested a man for reckless driving, after he disregarded a school official and drove through a crosswalk while kids were in the street.
America 250: Students in grades K–8 invited to enter Bookmark Design Challenge
Students in grades K-8 across the country are invited to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of the United States by entering the Bookmark Design Challenge: Celebrating America’s 250th.
Students in grades K-8 across the country are invited to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of the United States by entering the Bookmark Design Challenge: Celebrating America’s 250th.
University of Washington identifies 8 new bee species in Washington
UW researchers have identified eight bee species never before recorded in Washington state.
UW researchers have identified eight bee species never before recorded in Washington state.