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For 16 years, the UW Herbarium has organized an annual foray to collect Northwest plants, with many volunteers attending regularly—including Don Knoke, who celebrated his 91st birthday during this year's gathering. |
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Through classroom visits and a summer institute, the Seattle Digital Literacy Initiative is helping Seattle-area high school students become more savvy about media and develop their own digital content.
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Five UW undergraduates were part of an international team excavating an archaeological site in Thailand as part of the UW's Archaeology Field School. |
What's News |
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In his new book, As If: An Autobiography (Volume 1), Professor Herbert Blau describes his colorful childhood, his unlikely introduction to theater, and his co-founding of the renowned Actor's Workshop. Stay tuned for Volume 2. |
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With financial firms hiring—and appreciating—experienced risk managers more than ever, the College's new graduate program in computational finance and risk management is proving to be a popular offering. |
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After listening to guest speakers' personal stories of survival during times of war, participants in the Jackson School's Summer Seminar for Educators created digital materials that captured those stories for use in their own classrooms. |
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The School of Drama's first production of the 2011-2012 season, a collaborative project developed by graduate and undergraduate students, will explore activism, political engagement, and everyday heroism. |
Research |
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Bigger and stronger isn't always better. UW researchers have shown that bacteria in some structured communities increase their chances of survival by allowing their competitors to survive as well—a sort of "survival of the weakest." |
Awards and Honors |
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Biology Professor Keiko Torii is among 15 plant scientists recognized for innovation and selected to share $75 million in research support from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. |
Other Awards and Honors. News of recent awards, honors, and professorships throughout
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