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How 'story maps' redraw the world using people's real-life experiences
Lauren Drakopulos, PhD candidate in the UW Department of Geography, on how story maps can help people better understand complex global issues.
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Egypt's new political system of one: Its president
Op-ed by Ellis Goldberg, professor emeritus of political science at the University of Washington.
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Labor leader Frank Jenkins honored with UW fellowship
A new $250,000 fellowship at the UW Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies has been named for labor leader Frank Jenkins
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Trumps Space Force aims to create 'American dominance in space' by 2020
Saadia Pekkanen, director of the Space Security Initiative at the UW's Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, weighs in on space force.
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Journey behind bars to aid in prisoners' learning
Dr. Holly Barker and Burke Museum's Oceania collections assist with University Beyond Bars classroom learning.
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UW Books in brief: Urban diaries, battling Jim Crow on campus, dictionary of Middle East politics and more
Recent notable books by UW authors tell of the struggle to break free of racism in higher education, taking an "urban diary" approach to documenting city life and more.
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Amazon HQ2 bid is already paying off for some cities
Professor Margaret O'Mara weighs in on the impact of Amazon on cities that bid to be the location of its HQ2.
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What exactly is the point of a border?
Op-ed by UW political philosopher Micheal Blake
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Racism and Parenting
On KING 5's "Racism and Parenting" special, Ralina Joseph, director of the UW Center for Communication, Difference and Equity, offered her expertise.
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How refugees in Britain went from living in old bunkers and stately homes to being detained in cells
Jere L. Bacharach Endowed Professor in International Studies Jordanna Bailkin on how mass movements of refugees have turned into mass detention in many liberal democracies.
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Media scholar to explore feminism and pop culture
Amy Peloff, an affiliate assistant professor of gender, women and sexuality studies and former assistant director of the CHID program, will present "Feminism and Pop Culture."
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Work-life balance? This matters most according to a new study
Fewer people work a 9 to 5, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing for families, according to new research from the UW department of sociology.
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Racial Resentment and White Culture Anxiety Fuel Support of President Trump, Studies Find
Interview featuring Christopher Parker, UW professor in the department of political science.
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Anatomy of a Graduation Speech
Nick Hanauer is grateful that he majored in philosophy. In a speech at the 2018 Department of Philosophy graduation reception, he explains why.
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What to Do with $50K
Students had $50,000 to spend (for real) in a new UW course on responsible philanthropy.