• Studies cast doubt on value of Daylight Saving Time

    Does Daylight Savings Time save electricity too? Not so fast says assistant economics professor Hendrik Wolf.
    11/01/2014 | Wall Street Journal
  • Bitcoin: Modern-day gold rush or risky investment?

    "If this was truly a currency this would be unprecedented levels of volatility right now," says University of Washington economics professor Phillip Bond.
    03/13/2014 | KOMO
  • Alums Launch New Model for Research Funding

    Frustrated by the current funding model for scientific research, Cindy Wu ('11) and Denny Luan ('11) created a crowdfunding platform for research.

    January 2014 Perspectives
  • The big roadblock to China's 'reset'

    Geography professor Kam Wing Chan discusses the little known "hukou," a small document that could have a big impact on keeping China's poor from joining the middle class.
    The Seattle Times
  • Arts & Sciences alumnus named to UW Board of Regents

    Political science and economics graduate Rogelio Riojas was one of two people named to the University of Washington Board of Regents by Governor Jay Inslee.
    the Governor's Website
  • Economics and International Studies major awarded Luce Scholarship

    Genevieve (Gennie) Gebhart, a senior Honors student majoring in international studies and economics, was recently selected as a 2013-14 Luce Scholar. A graduate of Mercer Island High School, Gebhart is one of 18 students nationwide to receive this scholarship this year.
    Undergraduate Academic Affairs
  • 5 things Inslee must do to be successful as governor

    Political Science Professor Matt Barreto is quoted in an article on keys to Washington State Governor (and UW alumnus) Jay Inslee's success in his first term.
    HeraldNet
  • Extreme Makeover for Savery Hall

    An economist, a philosopher, and a sociologist walk into a room.... No, it's not a joke. It's what you'll find at the Savery Hall Open House on October 16. The event celebrates completion of the building's two-year renovation. 

    September 2009 Perspectives