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Getting Schooled by T.Rex
Teachers at the Burke's DIG Field School in Montana had a close encounter with a long-buried T. rex.
September 2016 Perspectives -
Awards, Honors & Professorships
Recent honors for Arts & Sciences faculty and staff.
September 2016 Perspectives -
The Impact of PrEP
A UW anthropologist explores the potential impact of making PrEP, an HIV prevention drug, more available to teens.
September 2016 Perspectives -
This environmentalist (grudgingly) sides with Trump on trade debate
University of Washington historian Margaret O'Mara says the clash over trade we’re seeing this year is nothing new.
09/19/2016 -
Fighting wildlife crime with science and technology
Four grand prize winners were recognized in the Wildlife Crime Tech Challenge this week, including a UW project.
09/15/2016 -
'Yakimamas' unite: Yakima online groups lead to face-to-face connections
How social media is bringing groups of people together in the Yakima area.
09/13/2016 -
Are swarms of jellyfish taking over the ocean?
For years we have been told that jellyfish are growing in numbers and will swarm the oceans. But this may not be true
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‘Star Trek’ at 50: How a space saga inspired a generation of scientists, engineers and writers
A variety of space-savvy luminaries reflect on the 50th anniversary of “Star Trek,” which is being celebrated at Seattle's EMP Museum.
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UW Communication chairman: 'This is no time for passive citizens'
With the election two months away, now is not the time for voter apathy. Just the opposite, says UW Department of Communications Chairman David Domke.
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Why Colin Kaepernick is like George Washington
Associate professor of Political Science, Christopher Sebastian Parker, shares his insights on Kaepernick's controversial demonstration.
09/13/2016