An examination into the “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” from the Trump administration, responses from the UW community, and inaction from the University of Washington administration or President Robert J. Jones.

Over the past few months, students and community members haveUW Threatens Gould Hall Garden  been organizing the start to a guerrilla, community garden project. After the end of the UW Liberated Zone, the garden project and many supplies were relocated from the Quad to the Gould Hall Lawn. Recently, UW facilities have threatened and have begun removal of the garden.

Hearing Trump say, “I just want to congratulate [Mamdani]. I think you are going, hopefully, to have a really great mayor, the better he does the happier I am." in a press conference last Friday was a complete shock to us here at The Nightly. This is an analysis of Trump and NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s press conference, and how it presents Mamdani as a threat to the capitalist status quo.

On Wednesday May 15th, UW President Cauce sent out an email in response to an escalation of tactics by demonstrators at the liberated zone the night before. This email was full of lies and propaganda, but its existence shows that escalatory and radical actions have real power. These tactics should continue to escalate until the university concedes...

UW President Ana Mari Cauce called the recent activities at the HUB protest a “crime,” which is technically true, but she reasons that since it’s a crime, it must be immoral, and therefore not a valid form of protest. She is wrong...

Back in December, we wrote an article about the UW’s failure to protect a prospective athlete from a transphobic mob. The University has remained silent. This raises concerns about the UW's  commitment to the transgender community on campus.

As the Liberated Zone enters its second week, and as the ongoing negotiations between the United Front for Palestine (UF) and the University continue, people involved and the wider community are becoming nervous that the UF’s informal leadership are not acting in the best interest of the community and the encampment as a whole... There is cause for celebration and there is cause for concern. We will outline this in this article and talk about the systemic problems that created this situation...

On Monday April 22nd, students and workers gathered in Red Square at a Reclaim Earth Day walkout. Attendees talked about the importance of campus decarbonization by 2035, military abolition, and Indigenous land back...

The past week has seen an unprecedented uprising on campus, with an encampment growing larger by the day demanding a free Palestine and an end to University complacency in genocide. We thought we would highlight the efforts of a growing community of anarchists at the encampment and encourage people to go to some of the community events planned for the coming days...

Protests erupted across the country last Thursday against a trilateral agreement between the governments of the US, the Philippines, and Japan. As part of this, Philippine dictator Marcos Jr. traveled to Washington DC...

Clashes were expected Tuesday night when a talk given by Charlie Kirk, the golden boy of that specific alt-right subdivision that’s really into tailored suits, lured hordes of smirking chuds to the HUB. Luckily, it turned out that the drunken Kirk supporters, and chuds more broadly, weren’t all that interested in actually fighting a war...

Protesters in Lacey Washington disrupted the groundbreaking of what has been called Cop City Lacey, a $60 Million project to build a new police training facility where a forest now stands. The facility would include a new police shooting range, an armory, and a defense simulator– all built with the explicit goal of increasing the brutality of the police state.

Joseph Agada Ejeh was a 44-year-old son, brother, uncle, and IT specialist who moved to Seattle from Nigeria in 2016. Family describe him as “full of life,” a deep thinker who loved to read, work out, and play video games. He had an infectious laugh and a generous disposition. On December 5th, 2023, Bellevue police shot and killed him outside an LA Fitness.

Affordable Housing, Unaffordable Housing, YIMBYs, Anarchists, Hedge Funds, and more...

Around 6 AM on December 27th, an army of Seattle police and parks workers flooded into the Black Lives Memorial Garden. They fenced off the area and forcefully removed the community before destroying the garden, leaving bare earth in its place. In this article we’ll discuss the history of the garden, its destruction, and hope for the future.

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