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Six UW faculty members named AAAS fellows
Six faculty members, including Biology Professor Julia Parrish, have been named fellows in the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
11/26/2019 | UW News -
Author, professor Charles Johnson featured on American Philosophy Association posters on diversity
Charles Johnson, a professor in English, is featured on new American Psychological Association diversity posters.
11/26/2019 | UW News -
Experimental Spaces
Associate Professor of ceramics + glass + sculpture Doug Jeck discusses his artist residency at Pilchuck Glass School.
11/26/2019 | American Craft Council -
ArtsUW Roundup: Professor Chadwick Allen presents Earthworks Rising, annual School of Music CarolFest, and more
This week in the arts, Three Sisters closes, Professor Shannon Dudley bridges campus and community, Burke Open Doors allows chatting with researchers, and more!
11/25/2019 | UW News -
Olympia school board considers later start times
University of Washington faculty studied the effects of the Seattle school district's later school start time policy, finding that students got more sleep with later start times.
11/25/2019 | King 5 News -
Things to do in Seattle: Native arts edition
Crisca Bierwert, an anthropology faculty member, has created an online map of public art by Northwest Native artists.
11/25/2019 | Crosscut -
Off the Rez Cafe Brings Indigenous Cuisine Closer to Its Roots
Off the Rez Cafe, one of the Pacific Northwest's only Native American restaurants and co-owned by two UW alums, has opened inside the Burke Museum on the University of Washington campus.
11/25/2019 | SeattleMet -
ArtsUW Roundup: Professor Chadwick Allen presents Earthworks Rising, annual School of Music CarolFest, and more
This week, the University of Washington offers a variety of arts experiences, including the Henry Art Gallery's new exhibition, "In Plain Sight," and CarolFest.
11/25/2019 | UW News -
I climb up the ladder
Law, Societies, and Justice major Auston Jimmicum is profiled on his journey towards the UW and his time here.
11/25/2019 | Undergraduate Academic Affairs -
Severe weather alerts are intended to protect people. So why do some ignore them?
Psychologist Susan Joslyn explains why those unfamiliar with extreme weather events tend to heed warnings more than those who are.
11/24/2019 | Washington Post