Equity Hoh Tribe partners with SpaceX to get online, but rural demand remains high Without adequate internet access, rural tribes across Washington are struggling with schooling, health care and more — especially during a pandemic. by Manola Secaira / October 29, 2020
Tech On defeating imposter syndrome to become a tech innovator and mom Microsoft's Vidya Srinivasan has faced the challenges of excelling in tech while having children head-on. Now she's helping other women do the same. by Manola Secaira / July 15, 2019
Environment The internet saved her from a cult. Now she uses code to empower other women Self-taught programmer Alejandra Quetzalli founded sheCodesNow to give more people a safe space to break into tech. by Manola Secaira / July 5, 2019
Tech Teaching newbies how to code no matter what language they speak Through his textless educational program BlockStudio, Rahul Banerjee has found that the most equitable way to teach coding might not involve words at all. by Manola Secaira / June 28, 2019
Environment 'It could be me, it could be us': Why this researcher wants accessible cervical cancer screening By studying infectious diseases, Intellectual Ventures researcher Corrie Ortega hopes to build health equity worldwide. by Manola Secaira / June 18, 2019
Equity Murray puts forward $15 proposal Mayor Ed Murray with the co-chairs of his Income Inequality Advisory Committee, David Rolf (left) and Howard Wright (Right) by Joe Copeland / May 1, 2014
Tech Amazon's latest target: University Book Store An Amazon promotional set-up at the Husky Union Building, where the University Book Store has a branch. by Joe Copeland / January 8, 2014
Equity Future uncertain: Boeing union rejects contract changes Governor Jay Inslee signs Boeing bill, flanked By Sen. Patty Murray, Boeing CEO Ray Conner (second from left) and other state officials. by Joe Copeland / November 13, 2013
Equity South Lake Union: City ought to fight for affordable housing South Lake Union is developing rapidly. by Joe Copeland / April 11, 2013
Politics Insufficient STEM education is costing Washingtonians 25,000 jobs A business group says more money for universities could bring down the unemployment rate statewide. by Joe Copeland / March 26, 2013