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The gofer in the machine
“Looking at a little 3-inch screen is just some weird thing we do at the moment,” says Axel Roesler, professor of interaction design at the UW.
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Getting Schooled by T.Rex
Teachers at the Burke's DIG Field School in Montana had a close encounter with a long-buried T. rex.
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A Celebration of Female Poppers
Dance major Angel Langley celebrates women dancing in the hip hop style known as popping.
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A True Gift of Creativity
Grad students in diverse creative fields collaborated through a summer colloquium, Multiplying Mediums.
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Near-complete skull of Tyrannosaurus rex unearthed in Montana
Paleontologists from the UW's Burke Museum have unearthed an extremely rare Tyrannosaurus rex fossil during an expedition in Montana's Hell Creek Formation.
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A massive T. rex skull was just unearthed in Montana
A rare Tyrannosaurus rex skull has been discovered by a team of paleontologists and volunteers with the UW's Burke Museum. -
'Extremely rare' 2,500-pound T-Rex skull arrives at Seattle's Burke Museum
An extremely rare 2,500-pound Tyrannosaurus rex skull discovered by Seattle paleontologists arrived at the UW's Burke Museum on Thursday. -
Rare T. rex skull delivered to Seattle’s Burke Museum – and there’s more to come
Seattle’s Burke Museum took delivery of what’s recognized as one of the finest Tyrannosaurus rex skulls in the world today, but there are still more bones out in Montana to add to the treasure. -
Seattle’s Burke Museum is getting a T. rex
Paleontologists from the UW's Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture have discovered the fossil remains of a Tyrannosaurus rex, including a 4-foot-long skull, and they’re bringing the goods home. -
A Marriage of Art & Neuroscience
DXARTS faculty and students find artistic inspiration in the tools of neuroscience.
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Realizing a Dream—in an Art Studio
Tzyy Yi Young's artistic talent impressed her teachers and peers—and the design company Roche Bobois.
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'Wild Nearby' -- the Burke's inspiring, unsettling North Cascades exhibit
A visitor to the Burke Museum's "Wild Nearby" exhibit on the North Cascades can stand in a reconstructed version of the long-gone lookout atop the 8,000-foot summit of Crater Mountain. -
Portrait of a researcher
Challenging perceptions about the academic contributions of men of color and student athletes.
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She’s a theater legend — but still often the only black person in the room
Valerie Curtis-Newton directs the UW graduate acting and directing programs. Off-campus, she’s developed a career as a freelance stage director. -
Art, design — and a ‘coffin-cradle’ for storytelling: Graduate student work intrigues at annual Henry Art Gallery show
The graduating class of Master of Fine Arts and Master of Design students from the School of Art + Art History + Design show their thesis work at the Henry Art Gallery through June 26.