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Inspired to Vote--By Jury Duty
After a jury deliberates and reaches a verdict, the jurors return to their regular lives. They also return to the voting booth—with more… -
Identifying as Transgender in Childhood
A new study by a UW psychology professor looks at transgender children ages 5 to 12.
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Analyzing "Fingerprints" in Shakespeare's Writing
Find someone’s fingerprints at the scene of a crime and you know they were there. Fingerprints are unique, no two alike. Michael Brame and… -
Reporting from the Frontlines
Combat reporter Alex Quade (1992) embeds with U.S. Special Operations Forces to share their stories.
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Science on Video, Inspired by YouTube
A grapefruit watches TV news. A bird is the victim of mistaken identity. Tuberculosis invades an immune system, disguised as The Joker… -
Where in the World is Arts & Sciences?
Arts & Sciences faculty, staff, and students traveled the world this summer to pursue research, study abroad, present at conferences, and more. Check out some of their adventures.
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Visiting Libya, a UW Professor is Swept Up in a Revolution
Born in Libya, Hussein Elkhafaifi left the country in 1972, soon after Muammar Gadhafi took power. He attended graduate school in the U.S… -
Equity, Justice and Inclusion (EJI)
Born in Libya, Hussein Elkhafaifi left the country in 1972, soon after Muammar Gadhafi took power. He attended graduate school in the U.S… -
Department of Linguistics
Born in Libya, Hussein Elkhafaifi left the country in 1972, soon after Muammar Gadhafi took power. He attended graduate school in the U.S… -
A Data Goldmine for Researchers
The Northwest Census Research Data Center, officially opening September 24, will provide access to extensive restricted data about American households, with enormous benefits for researchers—once they receive security clearance.
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Balancing Music & Medicine
Nicole Stankovic plans to go to medical school. Her UW major? Piano.
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Inspired by Ives
UW composer Huck Hodge talks about his music and receiving the prestigious Charles Ives Living Award.
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Questioning the Savings in Daylight Saving Time
The next time you’re forced to wake up an hour earlier due to Daylight Saving Time, blame Benjamin Franklin. It was Franklin who pointed… -
Continuing the Conversation
Websites, essays, and suggested films related to racism and racial justice.
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Rethinking the Academy
Websites, essays, and suggested films related to racism and racial justice.