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What political scientists can tell us about war, Syria and Congress
This week, lawmakers are debating whether Congress should approve a military strike on Syria. Jonathan Mercer, associate professor of political science, is quoted.09/03/2013 | Washington Post -
Faculty Promotions Inspire Lecture Series
It's rare that half a dozen faculty, representing all three divisions in the School of Art, are up for promotion in the same year. Making the most of this opportunity, the School has organized a lecture series featuring all six faculty.
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Emeritus Excellence
After retirement, UW professors emeriti continue to gain recognition for their work, as evidenced by recent awards to biologist Robert Paine and author Charles Johnson.
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Lucy Horton Band performs
The Lucy Horton Band,an acoustic indie pop group made up of four UW music undergrads performs their instrumentation, warm harmonies, and charismatic performances on New Day Northwest.08/31/2013 | New Day Northwest -
Exploring the changing city
A team of about 20 students from UW are in Bangalore, India trying to peel off layers, and get a human perspective of what globalization has done to the city.08/30/2013 | The Hindu -
UW biology receives Disney grant to increase Galapagos penguin population
The University of Washington Department of Biology has been awarded a $24,950 grant from the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund (DWCF). The conservation grant recognizes the University's efforts to increase the Galapagos penguin population.08/29/2013 | The College of Arts & Sciences -
Student archaeologists wrap up their summer in Israel
The UW Tel Dor Archeological Excavation and Field School - whose students in 2009 unearthed a rare gemstone with the image of Alexander the Great - has completed another summer's excavation work.08/28/2013 | UW Today -
Miley Cyrus is sexual -- get over it
Pepper Schwartz, professor of sociology, comments on the outrage caused by Miley Cyrus' performace at the VMAs.08/27/2013 | CNN -
Babies may remember words heard before birth
A study has found repeated exposure to a 'pseudoword' during late stages of pregnancy led infants' brains to react to it. Patricia Kuhl, co-director of the Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences, comments.08/26/2013 | HealthDay -
UW ranks 13th in latest college ranking
UW ranks 13th among all national universities. The rankings are broken down by national universities, liberal arts colleges, colleges that grant master's degrees as their highest degrees, colleges that grant baccalaureate degrees as their highest degrees, and community colleges.08/26/2013 | Seattle Times