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UW Climate Change Study Shows Effect On Mount Rainier Wildflowers
In the future, some flower species may bloom earlier while others could disappear altogether, according to a study from the UW. Elli Theobald, a biologist at the UW, is quoted.
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Pettis’ Interests Go Way Beyond Football
College of Arts & Sciences student Dante Pettis is a thoughtful and engaged with multiple interests beyond football such as literature, poetry and photography.
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With launch of new night sky survey, UW researchers ready for era of ‘big data’ astronomy
Scientists with the UW and nine additional partner institutions, announced that the Zwicky Transient Facility has seen “first light."
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What will climate change mean for Mount Rainier’s wildflowers?
Climate change will mean big changes for wildflowers on Mount Rainier by the end of the century. Elli Theobald, a biologist at the UW, is quoted.
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From the Dean
For Veterans Day, Dean Stacey offers thoughts on Gold Star families and free speech.
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Women in Combat, Women Onstage
Julia Sears (2012) and Maggie Moore (2012) collaborated with female veterans to create a play about women in combat.
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After WWII Nightmare, a Generous Life
Isaac Alhadeff, survivor of two WWII POW camps, became a generous donor to the UW Sephardic Studies Program.
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Mentors, Materials Research, and More Awards
Recent awards and honors for College of Arts & Sciences faculty and staff.
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Reporting from the Frontlines
Combat reporter Alex Quade (1992) embeds with U.S. Special Operations Forces to share their stories.
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Scientists get robots ready to study Antarctic ice shelves from below, with $2M boost from Paul Allen
Researchers from the University of Washington and Columbia University are getting ready for an unprecedented months-long campaign to study Antarctica’s ice shelves from the ocean below.