UW Department of Medicine recognizes top women medical professionals
UW Department of Medicine recognizes 35 women professionals for their leadership, expertise and contribution in the department.
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Entering his fifth year as dean, Frank Hodge strives to take Foster to new heights
UW Foster School of Business dean Frank Hodge plans to implement newer changes to the department, as he enters his fifth year.
Galbi Burger adding hamburgers to Capitol Hill’s rich menu of Korean restaurants
The space formerly home to a Korean bistro that served Broadway for more than 20 years will host a new take on the cuisine.
Galbi Burger, which has its first location in Arlington, Washington, is set to expand to Capitol Hill in the space formerly home to Kimchi Bistro. Hannah Ha initially started the venture last year to introduce Korean hamburgers to the Pacific Northwest. Ha said that she has been in the food industry for the last eight years, and previously owned a katsu-burger joint with h
Galbi Burger, which has its first location in Arlington, Washington, is set to expand to Capitol Hill in the space formerly home to Kimchi Bistro. Hannah Ha initially started the venture last year to introduce Korean hamburgers to the Pacific Northwest. Ha said that she has been in the food industry for the last eight years, and previously owned a katsu-burger joint with h
A new dessert ‘valley’ at the top of Capitol Hill? Coché Valley Dessert Cafe coming to 15th and Pine
Coché Valley Dessert Cafe, a family-owned cafe serving pastries, crepes, and waffles inspired from Thailand, Japan and Hong Kong is moving in at 15th and Pine.
The Capitol Hill Station vacuum was a sign — It is time to clean up Broadway’s light rail station
How increased sanitation concerns at Capitol Hill link station are pushing the City of Seattle to take constructive action to improve rider experience.
United Way of Pierce County: 100 Years of Helping People in Need
Feature story about United Way of Pierce County’s 2021 centennial of committed service and aid to those in need.
With Seattle’s pickleball courts driving neighbors bananas, city will try new sound-reducing fence at Capitol Hill park
News brief about the City of Seattle's plans to install a noise-reduction fence to curb disturbances from pickelball courts in Capitol Hill.
The Bottleneck Lounge has new owners, same 845 square feet of neighborhood bar goodness along E Madison
Neighborhood bar The Bottleneck Lounge has new owners looking to make a start in the city’s food and drink scene starting with the tiny but comfy 845-square-foot E Madison hangout.
Appetite Influencers is sticking with the Bottleneck name as it figures out what comes next for the 16-year-old venue — and the partnership’s hopes for Seattle.
Started by Jody Hawkins, Tice Azure, and Whitney Traylor, the company aims to hold onto the bar’s status as it reopens the venue this Friday under their new
Appetite Influencers is sticking with the Bottleneck name as it figures out what comes next for the 16-year-old venue — and the partnership’s hopes for Seattle.
Started by Jody Hawkins, Tice Azure, and Whitney Traylor, the company aims to hold onto the bar’s status as it reopens the venue this Friday under their new
Fresh, Hot Eats at Al's Hot Chicken
Feature story navigating Burhan Saleh's journey with Al's Hot Chicken, a popular eatery within the 425 region around Seattle.
On the path to re-election, Tammy Morales is set to approach vibrancy in neighborhoods and racial equality
Interview with councilmember Tammy Morales and her plans to build a community in the Chinatown-International District neighborhoods.
By entering UW later, transfer students discover camaraderie, competition and their own path
Each year, the University of Washington accepts thousands of transfer students, spread across its three campuses in Seattle, Tacoma and Bothell. Many previously studied at community colleges, in Washington and beyond.
These students didn't follow the well-known route to university that starts in high school. Most choose to pursue their education in a different way, joining college at a later stage into their educational journey.
According to Sylvie Shiosaki, a transfer counselor at UW, one maj
These students didn't follow the well-known route to university that starts in high school. Most choose to pursue their education in a different way, joining college at a later stage into their educational journey.
According to Sylvie Shiosaki, a transfer counselor at UW, one maj
Palestinian author and writer Sumaya Awad speaks of conditions in Gaza
Author and Palestinian writer Sumaya Awad presented a guest lecture titled “Colonizing Palestine: Excavating the Political Economic Roots of Genocidal Warfare”.
Navigating The Dual Pandemics Through “Radical Listening”
The Center for Communication, Difference and Equity (CCDE) conducted a “radical listening” session on campus to discuss the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and racial reckoning, and their prolonged impacts.
With Polish donuts in a Polish deli, new owner marks 45 years of George’s Sausage & Delicatessen on First Hill
A customer favorite deli turns 45, and navigates its four decade long journey, amidst current safety concerns from construction nearby.
Spice SPC, an Indian grocery also serving samosas, curries, and fresh chai, settles in on E Madison
Spice SPC, an Indian grocery also serving samosas, curries, and fresh chai, settles in on its new location in Capitol Hill.
Annapurna celebrates a 20-year Capitol Hill climb on Broadway
Celebrating 20 years in business, Annapurna Cafe looks back on serving the community with flavors from the heights of Nepal and India, establishing a strong foundation in the city.
PopRox Studio bringing ‘all genders, all levels, all bodies, all ages, all fun’ dance to Capitol Hill with new location in Chophouse Row
PopRox Studio bringing ‘all genders, all levels, all bodies, all ages, all fun’ dance to Capitol Hill with new location in Chophouse Row.
