COLLABORATION. OPPORTUNITY. ENGAGEMENT. What has traditionally been the purview of an education rooted in the arts and humanities is now being claimed by science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). If education in STEM majors can cultivate the same skills that the arts and humanities has historically considered their own, and if STEM education can promote… Read more »

The WiSE 2016/2017 Lecture series will kick off the Fall quarter with speaker, Dr. Amy Bix. Professor of History at Iowa State University and director of ISU’s Center for Historical Studies of Technology and Science. Dr. Bix talk will focus on how women gained entrance to the traditionally male field of engineering in American higher… Read more »

You’re invited to enter the Global Campus Photo Contest! The contest open to the whole UW community— students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Enter by October 28. More details: Photos can reflect study, research, or travel outside the U.S. Photos from international Huskies are also welcome. Top photos will be displayed as art at the Study Abroad… Read more »

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The Graduate School at the University of Washington proudly presents the 2016–2017 public lecture series. This series is brought to the UW community, citizens of Seattle, and the state of Washington through three very generous private endowments: The Walker-Ames Fund, The Jesse and John Danz Fund, and the Mary Ann and John D. Mangels Fund…. Read more »

Lend us your voices! For the eleventh year in a row, the Suzzallo & Allen Libraries will be the site of campus-wide, 75-minute public reading of the U.S. Constitution.  The public reading is a simple yet inspirational act.  We gather together one hundred readers (each person reads about five sentences) and lots of listeners.  … Read more »