Crime Blotter
The courts brought justice last week to a sex offender who broke into a U-District home and held six women hostage last year.read more
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A graffiti artist left his mark on UW property this week, though classifying it as “art” may be the real crime. This week’s crime blotter covers a theft suspect who is doing very little to cover his...
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Drugs, trespassing, and vandalism have plagued the UW community in the past, though criminals appear to be losing creativity in executing such actions. In this week’s crime blotter, we reflect on how...
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An amateur dental hygienist practices techniques on some undeserving victims (but not living beings), someone punches holes in all the wrong places, and a man tries to fight a police officer. This...
View ArticleSPD investigates fires on Brooklyn Avenue Northeast
Arson detectives from the Seattle Police Department (SPD) are investigating after the U-District became the site of a group of arson fires and attempted arson fires on May 17.read more
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A man trying crafts tries a crafty plan to craftily sneak away with craft supplies, a woman who will undoubtedly be whining about the wine she had confiscated, and a car prowler who only steals parking...
View ArticleUW Medicine to form strategic partnership with PeaceHealth
A new partnership announced last month involving UW Medicine and a Catholic health care system has received criticism. Despite this, representatives from both organizations say the agreement keeps the...
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A public disturbance, the theft of private effects, and trespassing on private property that belongs to a public university.read more
View ArticleUW professor crowdsources lung transplant research
To raise money for research that could potentially increase the number of patients that can receive lung transplants, UW professor of cardiothoracic surgery Michael Mulligan has turned to...
View ArticleNew study espouses nutritional, economic value of potatoes
As the cost of living reaches record highs, maintaining a healthy diet under the constraints of a tight budget can be difficult.read more
View ArticlePlans for proposed animal research facility hit snag
Plans to build a new, modern animal research facility for the UW have been postponed after proponents of the project ran into unforeseen costs.read more
View ArticleUW partners with Agilent Technologies for new equipment
A new partnership with Agilent Technologies will allow undergrads in UW’s electrical engineering department to explore waveforms in much greater depth.read more
View ArticleApplied Physics Lab teams up with local company on deep-sea submarine
A collaboration between UW’s Applied Physics Lab (APL) and the Everett-based company OceanGate may lead to a new era of manned submarines that can serve broad research purposes while remaining...
View ArticleMurray discusses new TRICARE legislation in UW appearance
U.S. Sen. Patty Murray appeared at the UW’s Haring Center on Tuesday morning with a panel invested in making applied behavior analysis (ABA) readily available to children with mental disorders in...
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