Washington
- Bellevue College – The Jibsheet
- Central Washington University – The Observer
- Clark College – The Independent
- Eastern Washington University – The Easterner Online
- Evergreen State College - Cooper Point Journal
- Garfield High School - The Garfield Messenger
- Gonzaga University – The Bulletin
- Olympia High School – The Olympus
- Pacific Lutheran University - The Mooring Mast
- Seattle Central Community College – The City Collegian
- Seattle University – The Spectator
- Seattle Pacific University – The Falcon
- University of Puget Sound - The Puget Sound Trail
- University of Washington – The Daily
- Washington State University – The Daily Evergreen
- Western Washington University – Western Front (newspaper)
- Whitworth University – The Whitworthian
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