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In a new book, Robert Heilman's life—including his years as chair of the Department of English—is presented through letters to and from colleagues and renowned writers from Theodore Roethke to Wallace Stegner. 

When Noah Purcell ('02) first met Supreme Court Justice David Souter, he couldn’t believe he was discussing the law with a Justice. Now, as a clerk for Justice Souter, it's all in a day's work.

Greed. Excess. Exploitation of natural resources. Sound familiar? In a new book, Money Matters, Professor Richard Gray explores how these issues played out in late 18th and early 19th century Germany.

Tour downtown Seattle with Professor Michael Brown and you’ll experience the city from a rarely seen perspective, focusing on Seattle’s gay and lesbian history.

To visit the UW’s newest campus, you’ll have to book a plane ticket. And brushing up on your Spanish couldn’t hurt. 

Through May, an exhibit designed by UW students will be on display on the University Tower's north plaza. 

A bachelor of arts in Finnish has been approved, providing a new option for students without additional cost to the University. 

First introduced as a center in 1970, American Indian Studies is now an Arts and Sciences department.

After an extensive remodel—only the second in its 78-year history—the Jones Playhouse reopens in October with a host of improvements.