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  • Cheating wives narrowed infidelity gap over two decades

    UW sociology professor, Pepper Schwartz, comments on the trend that shows women narrowing the infidelity gap.
    07/01/2013 | Bloomberg
  • Communications Alum wins Carnegie Medal

    Timothy Egan won the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction for his book "Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher: The Epic Life and Immortal Photographs of Edward Curtis."
    07/01/2013 | The Seattle Times
  • Poll: GOP Hopes Linked to Immigration Reform

    Republican presidential candidates have a lot to gain -- or lose -- when it comes to their handling of the comprehensive immigration reform measure before Congress, according to a new poll by Matt Barreto, associate professor of political science.
    07/01/2013 | U.S. News & World Report
  • Top Grad Students Honored

    Earning a PhD is accomplishment enough for most graduate students, but three recent grads received the A&S Graduate Medal along with their doctorates this spring

    July 2013 Perspectives
  • A Triple Threat in Math, Philosophy, and Computing

    "I find theory of computation and logic extremely beautiful," says Sam Hopkins (BS, Mathematics, Computer Science), whose fascination with mathematics and philosophy have informed his computer science research.

    July 2013 Perspectives
  • Social Justice Through Geography

    An interest in social justice led Sam Nowak (BA, Geography) to the Department of Geography, where he pursued research on issues of inequality, particularly among Seattle's homeless and other marginalized populations.

    July 2013 Perspectives
  • Communications Student Kiana Scott Appointed as New Regent

    Gov. Jay Inslee announced that he has appointed Kiana M. Scott as the student representative on the University of Washington Board of Regents.
    UW Today
  • Astronomers find three 'super-Earths' in nearby star's habitable zone

    A UW astronomer is part of an international team that found six or seven planets orbiting a nearby star where only two or three were thought to exist.
    UW Today
  • Race and Cheerios

    Communications associate professor Ralina L. Joseph takes a look at a recent breakfast cereal ad that sparked controversy because of its staring family.
    The Seattle Times
  • Free Online Public Speaking Course Opens to 40,000 Students

    You can join UW lecturer Matt McGarrity and learn how to become a better public speaker starting June 24.
    The Seattle Times
  • Jackson School director featured in The Seattle Times

    Resat Kasaba says It would be wrong to think of the recent events in Turkey as another chapter in the "Arab spring" movements.
    The Seattle Times
  • Fathering against type

    In an op-ed piece, David Barash, professor of psychology, argues that because of biology, mammalian male parents may act in ways that are less than admirable, but human dads can trump nature.
    Los Angeles Times
  • UW research: World population could be nearly 11 billion by 2100

    A new United Nations analysis, using statistical methods developed at UW, shows the world population could reach nearly 11 billion by the end of the century, about 800 million more people than the previous projection issued in 2011.
    UW Today
  • Philip Howard's new book explores digital media role in Arab Spring

    Philip Howard, associate professor of communication, answers a few questions about his book with doctoral student Muzammil Hussain, "Demoracy's Fourth Wave: Digital Media and the Arab Spring."
    UW Today
  • UW professor receives lifetime achievement award for Asian American studies

    Stephen Sumida, professor of American ethnic studies at UW, received the 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of Asian American Studies.
    Northwest Asian Weekly

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