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World population to hit 11bn in 2100
The world's population is now odds-on to swell ever-higher for the rest of the century, posing grave challenges for food supplies, healthcare and social cohesion, according to a new UW-led study.09/18/2014 | The Guardian -
Mad Campus Outdoor Art
The free outdoor MadArt exhibit on the UW campus lets children climb on, walk through or lie under many of the pieces- and even add to one of them.09/17/2014 | Seattle's Child -
Giant cowboy invades UW!
If you happen to see a 28-foot cowboy looming over the campus at the University of Washington, never fear. He's a big softy! The "Lone Stranger" is the largest of 12 works that make up Mad Campus.09/17/2014 | Evening Magazine -
Launching in León
Sixty entering freshmen launched their UW careers in León, Spain through a new study abroad program offered by the College.
September 2014 Perspectives -
A Summer Dive into Research
Nine weeks to complete an independent research project? Students in the Summer Institute for the Arts and Humanities embraced that challenge.
September 2014 Perspectives -
Popular Biology Lecture Courses Ditch the Lectures
The Biology Department has redesigned its introductory courses so that students actively participate in class, even in its largest lecture courses.
September 2014 Perspectives -
From the Dean
Dean Robert Stacey reflects on his stay in León, Spain, where he spent time with entering freshmen through a new Arts & Sciences program.
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Experiencing the Real Tahiti
Undergraduates in an immersive summer program in Tahiti looked beyond the tourist appeal of French Polynesia to the implications of it being a French colony.
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What's That By the Side of the Road? UW Becomes Mad Campus
A review of the campus-wide exhibit, Mad Campus, September 13-October 25.09/15/2014 | The Stranger -
Celebrating Art—and the UW Campus
Discover artworks in unexpected spaces on the UW's Seattle campus through Mad Campus, a temporary exhibition on view through October 25.
September 2014 Perspectives