Opinion

If you haven’t heard, dogs are the latest fashion accessory for the seasonally depressed Washingtonian. With their unconditional love and

The renaming of the Supermall in Auburn to “The Outlet Collection” annoys me because “The Outlet Collection” sounds like something

By Russ Davis For a long time, I’ve wondered why American products–food, computers, movies, etc.–are so popular overseas. If you’ve

As usual on the first day of class, I left school with a stack of assignments to complete over the

By Russ Davis Last month, I found myself walking through a partitioned hallway inside Brussels Airport, winding my way into

The Web has changed many things about how we access education. Massive open online courses have made Ivy League classes

Last week, Sound Transit held a forum on campus to gather student opinion on an upcoming decision the board is

In Dave Barry’s excellent 2006 book “Dave Barry’s Money Secrets,” he remarks, “Despite the fact that colleges are, theoretically, institutions

By Katrine Vigilius Katrine Vigilius is from Copenhagen, Denmark. A recent high school graduate and passionate writer, Katrine has spent