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Kennewick Man's Reluctant Custodian Will Be Glad To Give Up The Job
Peter Lape, UW professor of anthropology, is the man who makes sure Kennewick Man’s remains are kept safe at the museum.
12/21/2016 -
In Drumpf’s America, Varisha Khan Remains Unbowed
Seattle Met profiles UW student Varisha Khan. She is the founder of the UW's Middle Eastern Student Commission.
12/21/2016 -
KOMO Radio | Worms may hold key to limb regeneration in humans
KOMO Radio's Herb Weisbaum interviews Billie Swalla, professor of biology and director of UW's Friday Harbor Labs, about a new study exploring limb regeneration.
12/21/2016 -
Is divorce more common during the holidays?
Do the number of divorces actually peak during the holidays? Julie Brines, an associate sociology professor at the UW, analyzed divorce filings in Washington state between 2001 and 2015.
12/20/2016 -
Ph.D.s (and Advisers) Shouldn’t Overlook Community Colleges
What lessons can be learned at the intersection of the community college and doctoral education in the humanities? Rachel Arteaga provides some answers.
12/20/2016 -
Penguins Inspire a Second Grader's Philanthropy
Viola Miller, 8, opened her piggy bank to support penguin research.
December 2016 Perspectives -
Been There, Done That
Economics alumni share their career knowledge and experience with students through the department's mentorship program.
December 2016 Perspectives -
A Gift for Saving Lives
UW Psychology researchers have developed a remarkably effective therapy for people at high risk for suicide or with other behavior disorders.
December 2016 Perspectives -
Two Passions, One Vision
Mary and Allan Kollar have combined their passions for writing and art through a graduate fellowship that honors both disciplines.
December 2016 Perspectives -
Science Through a Humanist Lens
The History and Philosophy of Science program offers humanist insights on past and present scientific advancements.
December 2016 Perspectives