Women in Cloud: If you’re like most women who work in the tech industry, you’ve probably experienced a hurdle or two over the course of your career. The Women in… Read More
Art in the 21st Century: When we think about art, most people think of static paintings hanging on a wall in a museum or a sculpture that stands outside of a… Read More
Don’t look now, but 2019 is almost here. Hope you had a refreshing break, because the new year, as it always does, kicks things off with a technological bang. CES,… Read More
Happy Holidays! As the year comes to a close, it’s all about fun until everyone gets back down to business in January. Hope you have some time off to work… Read More
For many people, games are more than just a fun past time. From cutting-edge virtual reality games to some old-fashioned live-action roleplaying, games are a way to learn about the world… Read More
How do you build an underwater robot that can locate an airplane wreckage and deliver its engine to the surface? Some students, making up more than 70 teams, will have… Read More
Compete in a year-long televised contest. Beat out 36,000 candidates. Complete rigorous cosmonaut training in Russia. Then — travel through space. This is just a fraction of the journey of… Read More
For vintage game geeks, events can’t get much better than the Northwest Pinball and Arcade show. The annual, weekend-long gaming event features all things pinball and arcade games, from decades-old… Read More
Ready to boost your technical chops? Our biggest technical conference of the year — the 2018 GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit — is coming up on June 27 at Meydenbauer Center in… Read More
Seattle’s new Nordic Museum is almost ready for its May 5 grand opening, but before the public gets its first look, the museum will host … a tech conference? Yes,… Read More
On April 23, Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood will become the mecca for the second annual Women In Tech Regatta, a week-long event that aims to foster a community of… Read More
How can video games change the world for the better? That’s the question posed by Games For Our Future: Surviving Climate Change, a special event series being hosted by environmental… Read More
Battling climate change is one of the many points of disagreement between West Coast leaders and the Trump Administration. In light of that divide, this year’s annual GoGreen Conference in… Read More
Some entrepreneurs start their journey early — for teens in LaunchX Clubs, as early as 14 years old. The national network helps high school students get entrepreneurial experience by building real-world… Read More
March is Woman’s History Month, and Seattle’s tech community is already gearing up to celebrate and support women in tech. The TUNE House, a scholarship program for women studying computer… Read More
The #MeToo movement was one of the defining forces of 2017, changing the conversation around the sexual harassment and discrimination that women face in the workplace and in all walks… Read More
In 2013, indie video game developer Zoe Quinn became the target of relentless and coordinated online harassment by men in the video game community. The harassment spread to other women… Read More
Code.org has quickly become a name known around the world. The nonprofit’s goal is to make sure every student across the globe has access to a computer and the chance… Read More
There are lots of ways to make our lives more sustainable — use less electricity, recycle plastic containers — but how about something more fun? Say, making and playing sustainability-focused video… Read More
Atul Ajoy is a successful entrepreneur and startup CEO. He runs Chromata, an AI-fueled fundraising platform still in stealth mode. He has a blog, where he pens stories on topics like… Read More
Dave Parker has seen his fair share of programs and incubators designed to help startups. He’s the former CEO of coding bootcamp Code Fellows, used to lead Techstars’ Seattle Startup… Read More
It’s something Seattle techies look forward to every year: Techstars Seattle Startup Week. Next week, hundreds of talks, meetups, panels, discussions and parties will fill the Seattle region across a… Read More
Being a working parent — and particularly a working mom — is hard. But can being a parent also make you a better business leader? Julia Freeland thinks so. She’s the founder… Read More
Diversity — or lack thereof — in the tech and startup worlds is a persistent problem. But there are plenty of opportunities to highlight and support the work being done by… Read More
All the fireworks and sunshine can mean just one thing: it’s finally summer in the Pacific Northwest! Between hiking in the mountains, floating on nearby lakes and rivers, and enjoying Seattle… Read More
Looking for a new job? Looking for new friends? Just want to have some fun on a Thursday? The Washington Technology Industry Association has you covered with its Downtown Seattle… Read More
Seattle has a reputation for innovation in tech and science, but it also has a reputation for another kind of change: civic innovation, tackling some of the biggest social issues… Read More
How do we understand science? That’s the question posed by the Institute for Systems Biology’s annual event, Consilience, and this year’s event will give Seattle science geeks a chance to experience… Read More
Long before the Pacific Northwest became a tech hub, it was put on the map by its musical talent. Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana, Pearl Jam and countless other artists through the… Read More
There’s a lot of new people moving to Seattle — and we mean a LOT. That huge shift is creating tension between newcomers and old timers, and it’s why two local… Read More