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Sponsor Post Simon Okelo grew up in the slums of Manyatta in Kisumu, Kenya, an area known for violence, drugs and diseases. Okelo dreamed of peace for himself, and for all of his Kenyan brothers and sisters. His struggles encouraged him, even at a young age, to build opportunities for others and to create a place where people lived […]

Pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli student groups at UW are by turns celebrating and mourning Israel's 67th birthday this week.

Tired of living out negative Somali stereotypes, the rapper behind Seattle's Malitia MaliMob decides to confront them head-on.

A group of Nepali students and faculty members is collecting money to help rebuild a small town largely destroyed in the recent earthquake.

This weekend's Translations film festival includes over 40 films exploring the global transgender experience.

Terrell Jackson, grandson of the original owners of Catfish Corner, is selling his family’s legendary fried catfish, hush puppies, fries, and tartar sauce out of a tent near the Rainier Beach Link light rail station.

From players, to rules, to intensity, the differences between American and Chinese Mah Jongg was quite clear to one Chinese student.

Enrolling your child in Seattle Public Schools means choosing their race and ethnicity from a confounding list of checkboxes.

The community of cosplay, influenced anime, sci-fi and fantasy, is where many who feel like outsiders find a home.

Not only is Hollis Wong-Wear a multi-talented artist, she is carving a unique niche in the entertainment industry.