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  • 6 high notes for Danny Shelton in 2014

    Husky senior nose tackle Danny Shelton had a busy year in 2014. Both on and off the field, dedication to his academic studies and leadership on the football field reflect this Husky's passion and drive.
    12/30/2014 | Undergraduate Academic Affairs
  • Have that awkward conversation about race -- and yes, whiteness too

    How do we have those difficult and often awkward conversations? KUOW put that question to Ralina Joseph, associate professor of communication.
    12/23/2014 | KUOW
  • Millennials and the Age of Tumblr Activism

    UW Communications Professor Philip Howard weighs in on this generation's digital 'gateway drug for activism.'
    12/19/2014 | New York Times
  • As Seattle grows, will the community and character stay?

    In an op-ed piece, Taso Lagos of the Jackson School, argues that in order to be a great city, Seattle must also be a good city for its residents.
    12/19/2014 | Seattle Times
  • Make it unanimous for All-American Kikaha

    Washington senior Hau'oli Kikaha has become the first Husky football player to earn unanimous All-America status since 1995 as, Wednesday after, he was named to the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) first team.
    12/17/2014 | Go Huskies
  • China's closed cities threaten population goals, report says

    Despite China's efforts to ease decades-old curbs on the movements of its rural population, the world's most populous country could see its ranks of internal migrants swell to dangerous levels over the next decade, a new research report says.
    12/17/2014 | Wall Street Journal
  • At marches, hashtags migrate from the virtual world

    Twitter hashtags adorned posters at protests across the country Saturday. Philip Howard, professor of communication, is quoted.
    12/14/2014 | Washington Post
  • Political tremors and terror in Mexico lead to missing students

    In an op-ed piece, Carlos Gil, professor emeritus of history, looks at the "political tremors shaking" Mexico.
    12/13/2014 | Seattle Times
  • Great Reads by A&S Alums

    Books make great gifts. Books by Arts & Sciences alumni? Even better. Here are some recent arrivals, from fiction to nonfiction to memoir to poetry.

    December 2014 Perspectives
  • UW professor talks about racial disparity, Ferguson protests

    Alexes Harris, associate professor/sociologist at the UW and expert in racial and ethnic disparities, breaks down the anger and frustration behind protests in Seattle and across the country.
    KING 5
  • A Bumpy Road for Citizenship

    Would you have been eligible for U.S. citizenship in the late 1700s? The late 1800s? A new course looks at evolving citizenship laws and what they say about our nation.

    December 2014 Perspectives
  • Arab transitions and the old elite

    Emeritus professor Ellis Goldberg on the differences between Egypt and Tunisia after the Arab Spring.
    Washington Post
  • Hackers told Sony to pull 'The Interview'

    An email that claims to be from the group that hacked Sony Pictures Entertainment blames the attack on the studio's upcoming comedy about North Korea. Clark Sorensen, associate professor of international studies, is quoted.
    USA Today
  • Travel books that might make great gifts

    The Seattle Times travel section suggests bookish gifts for travelers. One suggestion is "Places for Passion: The 75 Most Romantic Destinations in the World," by Pepper Schwartz, professor of sociology.
    Seattle Times
  • The consequences of past and present racial oppression in Ferguson and elsewhere

    In an op-ed piece, Robert Crutchfield, professor of sociology, writes, "Black citizens have been held for too long outside the processes that produced the laws and practices they are subjected to."
    Seattle Times

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