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July 18, 2018
The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs is honoring the Dept. of Asian Language & Literature for its outstanding contributions to the promotion of friendship between Japan and the U.S. washington.edu
July 17, 2018
Art and creative writing students collaborated on artist books through an interdisciplinary course. Read More
July 17, 2018
Students had $50,000 to spend (for real) in a new UW course on responsible philanthropy. Read More
April 24, 2018
Students in an interdisciplinary field intensive and seminar course study shorelines, with an emphasis on writing. Read More
March 19, 2018
Learn more about the newly announced minor in Oceania and Pacific Islander Studies washington.edu
March 9, 2018
Trump in the World — a course and lecture series — explores the global impact of Donald Trump's presidency. Read More
March 9, 2018
A new psychology course pairs scientific research on happiness with activities that promote a positive outlook. Read More
December 19, 2017
A popular course combines building catapults and other ancient technologies with the study of ancient philosophers. Read More
December 19, 2017
A new literature course focuses on Nobel Prize winners and the sometimes surprising factors that led to their win. Read More
November 30, 2017
Ana Gómez-Bravo created a class about Spanish food and culture as a way to teach the language, but found no appropriate textbook for the material — so she wrote one. washington.edu
September 5, 2017
Students in the C21 Story Institute get a jumpstart on becoming career professionals. Read More
September 5, 2017
For students participating in a simulated negotiation about the Cyprus conflict, the simulation felt very real. Read More
September 5, 2017
During a summer study abroad, students explored LGBTQ issues in the U.S. and Mexico. Read More
June 13, 2017
New program offers classes in marketing, management and accounting, both at the Seattle campus and at partnering tribal casinos and resorts. washington.edu
May 12, 2017
A University of Washington seminar, promises to help students develop a BS detector — and it’s become a global phenomenon. seattletimes.com