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Articles by Anirudh Arun
Quarterback questions arise in Washington’s 41-24 loss to Iowa
After suffering a heartbreaking 25-21 loss at No. 19 Southern California, the Washington football team found itself at a mid-season crossroads: continue to keep fighting, or chalk up the rest of the season. In its matchup against No.20 Iowa, we saw the choice that was made. In a game decided in the first half, the Huskies’ (3-3, 0-3 Big Ten) will was broken, as the Hawkeyes (5-1, 3-1 Big Ten) delivered punch after punch until the end of the game.
Instant: Washington embarrassed by Iowa despite Elijah Brown heroics
It was midway through the second quarter, and the Washington football team had gained just 14 yards. Six players on No. 20 Iowa’s offense had more. The Huskies (3-3, 0-3 Big Ten) were being booed off the field, and were facing a 27-0 deficit as Iowa’s fans took over Husky Stadium. It couldn’t get any worse. Washington had just one first down in four drives, and its defense couldn’t get a stop.
Supernatural folklore meets history in SP Sarath's chilling horror fantasy novel Varathupokku
Imagine a world where the boundary between reality and illusion is so thoroughly blurred that your own senses begin to betray you. This is the eerie, mesmerising landscape of Varathupokku, a gothic horror fantasy novel by SP Sarath. Serving as the highly anticipated sequel to his acclaimed hit Urakkappishachu (The Sleep Demon), this book drags readers back into the shadowy, myth-shrouded depths of a rural Kerala hamlet called Mundar.
MULTIMEDIA: Seattle 2025, Recapped
Editor's note: Each day, The Daily's staff of over 80 photojournalists works countless hours to provide an on-the-ground perspective both on campus and around Seattle for readers. Striving to never miss "the moment," this incredibly talented team captures visual moments that contribute to The Daily's commitment to accurate reporting. This photo essay honors the strength of our photo staff and adds their commentary on how they made each of The Daily's photos of the year in 2025.
How Doddanekundi lake changed my life and why we need to save it
“We cannot see our reflection in running water. It is only in still water that we can see our true selves,” goes a Taoist proverb. The still waters of Doddanekundi lake allowed me to see who I was. This article is as much the story of one of the largest lakes in Bengaluru as it is my story. It all started for me in 2016 when my middle school science teacher took the nature club- Bird watching. All I remember is seeing hundreds of birds.
Wearing A Little Black Dress, She Walked Into A Crowded Delhi Metro Compartment...
“Ting. Sikanderpur station.” The sound of rollers, and the doors parted. Two elbows propelled me forward; my messenger bag left my side and I was flung headlong into the train compartment. People were caught at the door, still trying to leave, sandwiching me between immovable objects and an irresistible force. I managed to pull my bag closer. A large bearded man turned sideways to give me space to plant both my feet. I watched a frail boy being squeezed against the backside of his father.
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