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Through a three-quarter program in Northern Ireland, South Africa, and Cyprus, UW students explored the causes of conflict. 

Chouquettes recipe adapted by Justine Liepkalns

Students had $50,000 to spend (for real) in a new UW course on responsible philanthropy.

Art and creative writing students collaborated on artist books through an interdisciplinary course. 

A philosopher and a statistician won an NIH competition that addresses the problem of bias in academic peer review.

A UW pre-med student explains why her academic major — Italian — will make her a better doctor.

Through a UW-led storytelling workshop and course, English language learners in the Seattle area strengthened their language skills and built community.

Through the College Edge program, first-year UW students can settle into college life and academics before the start of fall quarter. 

Elephants are being killed at an alarming rate for their tusks and the illegal ivory trade can fuel terrorism. But Sam Wasser, a UW biology professor, has a solution that can track ivory back to it's source and help law enforcement catch criminals. 

Alumnus Don Logan, who spent years teaching Seattle public schools after earning two history degrees at the UW, has endowed a chair in the Department of History. 

The UW Women's Center is moving from its old home under the Provost's Office to a new one in the College of Arts & Sciences. 

The History and Philosophy of Science program offers humanist insights on past and present scientific advancements.

Sarah Nash Gates, former executive director of the UW School of Drama, was a longtime leader in the Seattle theater community.

A mathematician and artist, married for decades, teach a course that explores the creative process at the core of both disciplines.

Think voting is simple? A new course co-taught by statistics and philosophy faculty explores the many complexities of the voting process.