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Trump’s ‘Pocahontas’ attack leaves fellow Republicans squirming (again)
Donald Trump's comments about Sen. Elizabeth Warren, calling her to "Pocahontas," have sparked a new discussion in the election dialogue. -
How to Coach Like an Olympian
Despite the time-honored tradition of coaching à la drill sergeant, the disciplinarian style is gradually shifting toward a more psychologically nuanced approach. -
Parents wrote about their transgender 5-year-old, and readers had strong reactions
Ron and Vanessa Ford are the parents of a 5-year-old transgender child. A recent UW study is referenced. -
Access to nature In urban areas is key to healthier living
Mental illnesses and mood disorders are more prevalent in urban areas partly due to reduced access to nature, according to a new UW study.
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The raw truth about Washington’s oysters
From June 4 to 11, oyster lovers will be able to study, shuck and slurp up oysters to their hearts’ content at events across Puget Sound. -
Connecting to nature is the key to healthy urban living
The University of Washington reported that the key to healthy urban living is finding connections to nature.
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A transgender child's journey
Eight-year-old Rachel White’s transgender journey has only begun. Despite support at home and school, there is no easy path ahead. -
Could this distant 'super Earth' planet sustain life?
Astronomers think they've found a "super Earth" that might be capable of sustaining life. UW scientists Eric Agol, Rory Barnes, Cecilia Bitz, Benjamin Charnay and Victoria Meadows were involved. -
The necessary choice
The Greek economy has shrunk by a staggering 25 percent since 2006, and the unemployment rate closed at 24.4 percent in January and is predicted to rise after the new package of austerity measures. -
The gay Cuban-American breaking barriers in Washington
University leaders might talk about the virtues of diversity but they don't often embody it. -
Rosetta spacecraft finds key building blocks of life hiding in comet dust – did an extraterrestrial object bring life to Earth?
The Rosetta spacecraft has discovered key building blocks of life in the dust of a comet. -
For asteroid-hunting astronomers, Nathan Myhrvold says the sky is falling
Wealthy technologist, Nathan Mygrvold, claims some of the world’s top experts on Earth-threatening asteroids are guilty of bad science. Željko Ivezic, professor of astronomy at the UW, is quoted. -
Things you should try before breaking up because of the sex
If you’re in a relationship and things have cooled down between the sheets, don't panic. -
UW researchers illuminate ways to heal defects in solar cells
New work from the UW Clean Energy Institute suggests cheap energy in the form of solar cells is closer than we think. -
UW experts develop first method for including migration uncertainty in population projections
Statisticians at the University of Washington developed the first model for projecting population that factors in the vagaries of migration.