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Through a soldier’s eyes
The third article continues the four-part series on international conflict with two student veterans telling their stories about their military deployments overseas.
1 commentSecond Women’s Health Week educates students on sex, stress, and nutrition
The ASUW Student Health Consortium (SHC) and Women’s Action Commission (WAC) are hoping to make the second year of Women’s Health Week more relevant to the student population.
Primate research center unsurprised by animal-rights complaint
Stop Animal Explotation Now (SAEN), a national animal-rights group, filed a complaint April 23 against the Washington National Primate Research Center (WaNPRC) located on the UW campus.
The unknown champions
There’s a team at the UW that’s been dominating its competition, but it’s doing so very quietly.
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Second Women’s Health Week educates students on sex, stress, and nutrition
The ASUW Student Health Consortium (SHC) and Women’s Action Commission (WAC) are hoping to make the second year of Women’s Health Week more relevant to the student population.
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Primate research center unsurprised by animal-rights complaint
Stop Animal Explotation Now (SAEN), a national animal-rights group, filed a complaint April 23 against the Washington National Primate Research Center (WaNPRC) located on the UW campus.
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RSO rundown
This column keeps tabs on the activities of the UW’s Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) and other campus groups. This week’s events include a volleyball marathon, the Foster Business Ethics Case Competition, a block party, TSAxTOSA Night Market, a silent auction, and the UW Amazing Race.
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Students find an alternative opportunity in Fulbright scholarship
UW student Danny Gibson will be going to Wales for six weeks this summer as part of the Fulbright Summer Institute to study Welsh politics, culture and industry at Cardiff, Aberystwyth, and Bangor universities.
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Through a soldier’s eyes
The third article continues the four-part series on international conflict with two student veterans telling their stories about their military deployments overseas.
Life after conflict
The second article continues the four-part series with the students reflecting on what protest, war, and persecution mean to them now that they have left the conflict zone. As visitors, residents, or refugees, the three students tell their stories of life in the United States after the fact.
In the thick of it
Conflict is constantly occurring across the globe, whether it stems from an oppressive regime, religious persecution, or civil violence. From the Bosnian War to discrimination in Iran, to the more recent events of the Arab Spring, international conflict manifests daily.
Faces of UW: Tenured faculty
These professors came to the UW during a very different time. The civil rights movement was underway, and cell phones and email didn’t exist.
