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

Husky Herald

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

Husky Herald

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 curre

How Shrinking State Funds Are Squeezing UW Bothell’s Budget

Husky Herald

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

Renovations Proposed by Director Rebecca Kimble for UW Bothell’s ARC

Husky Herald

The Activities and Recreation Center (ARC) is up for a proposed $70 million in renovations. ARC Director Rebecca Kimble said the project would revitalize the space to better meet the needs of an ever-expanding student population on campus.

Sipping around the World for International Tea Day by Estel Soriano Bergua

Husky Herald

While tea has become a commodity, it serves as an important tradition with cultural significance dating back thousands of years. Tea is a staple drink in almost all countries around the world and is served in different manners depending on the culture.   Wedne

Clicks Over Credibility: The Uncertain Future of Journalism by Zoya Merakov

Husky Herald

Clicks Over Credibility: The Uncertain Future of Journalism From sharing important world news to uncovering hidden truths, journalism has a huge impact on people’s everyday lives. However, the way people consume the news is changing in unrecognizable ways. There are a plethora of journalists who have had a great influence on society,

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