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All in on Digital: PlayStation to End Physical Disc Production in 2027 by Campbell Hamilton

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Illustration Credit: Sierra Harper On July first of 2026, Sony’s gaming division, PlayStation, announced on their public facing blog about the upcoming changes to the production of physical games. As it stands, PlayStation intends to shutter physical game production in January of 2028, with the move indicating a fully digital shift for the rumored PS6. […]

Free Breakfast and Lunch for Seattle Public Schools by: Estel Soriano Bergua

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Written by: Estel Soriano Bergua On August 4th, unanimous approval by Seattle City Council solidified an amendment to the Families, Education, Preschool and Promise levy (FEPP). The amendment was proposed by Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, and will fund universal breakfast and lunch for all Seattle Public Schools starting this fall. Mayor Wilson has made this […

Discover Ways to Get Active with The Outdoor Wellness Program by Hailey Miller

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Image Credit: Unsplash Written By: Hailey Miller Do you ever wonder if there was a way to destress from school and get that whiff of nature at the same time? If so, then the Outdoor Wellness Program is for you. If you haven’t heard of the Outdoor Wellness Program, they host many opportunities for students […]

“Away For the Day”: Washington State’s Cellphone Ban in Classrooms By Gaebrielle Manikan

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How often do we get distracted by a single buzz in our pockets? Are we capable of warding off the temptation to reach for the phone no matter where we are? With the new academic year steadily approaching, students are now under the spotlight for their cellphone use in classrooms, raising concerns about how this […]

Meet Laureata Scholar – Lujayne Moawad

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Although competitive exams and finals usually cause students’ academic stress, true success comes through consistency, perseverance, and commitment towards learning. The Laureata Scholars program rewards students from within the community who show outstanding hard work and dedication throughout the school year. We are very excited to introduce our most recen

This Unforgettable Summer in Film: “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Review by Campbell Hamilton

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Image Credit: Universal Pictures, Sony Pictures This past summer was an exciting return for box-office hit movies. With staggering box office returns from lower budget hits like Obsession and The Backrooms, to the more predictable success of kid’s hits Toy Story 5 and Minions and Monsters, this summer has felt like a return to form […]

Interruptions to Migration: 30 Gray Whales Found Dead in Washington State by Aysha Siddiqui

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This year, 30 dead Gray Whales have been found in Washington State, the second highest number of strandings recorded in Washington. Gray Whales, like many species, migrate seasonally. However, with changes to the ocean ecosystem due to increased human activity and rapid climate change, migration patterns are interrupted and sometimes even altered. The majori

Corporations on Campus: Business Partnerships and Corporate Collaboration at the University of Washington

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Written by: by Atharva Barad, Marcy Kramer, Matthew Muthee, Theophilus Phan, Katrina Serdyuk, Dylan Wuu; affiliation to the HH Many companies partner with the University of Washington – Bothell (UWB) to support the funding of events and amenities to the benefit of students. Corporations such as Starbucks, BECU, PepsiCo., WSECU and Boeing all have current […]

How Shrinking State Funds Are Squeezing UW Bothell’s Budget

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Written by: Alice Chu, Ian Craig, Pun Desai, CJ Jones, Sandie Del Rosario; affiliation to HH Behind UW Bothell’s programs, departments, student clubs, and staffing levels sits a metric-based budgeting system that dictates how money moves across campus. As one of three University of Washington campuses, UW Bothell utilizes a model known as Responsibility Cent

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