January 13, 2009
Patrick Stayton, a professor of bioengineering at the UW, was recently awarded a grant of more than $7 million by the Life Sciences Discovery Fund (LSDF).

January 7, 2009
Drivers in Seattle are heaving a huge sigh of relief.

December 5, 2008
What do a couple of mummies, sharpened rocks, pottery and basket fragments have in common? They are all in the UW’s archaeology collection in the Burke museum.

November 21, 2008
We may not know who lived at a particular location 100 years ago and we may not know what animals lived there either.

November 14, 2008
A train of llamas and a team of researchers trudge up the cold, rainy slopes of the Olympic Mountains.

November 7, 2008
The room is lined with gigantic shelves, bright blue and about as tall as the ceiling.

October 29, 2008
With the rising cost of oil and tensions building in the Middle East, the need for more sustainable energy sources is becoming more urgent.

August 13, 2008
The parking lot across from Café Allegro is being transformed into Wesley Square, a mixed-use development that will house retail stores as well as rental housing, offices and parking.

August 5, 2008
A 40-foot-long metal tube hooked up to wires and intricate machinery sits in the basement of the UW’s Aerospace Research Building. The machine, called the ram accelerator, can theoretically accelerate projectiles to a velocity of Mach 23.5, or 17,895.5 miles per hour.

July 22, 2008
Some doubt the plan's effectiveness and how it will apply to the U-District's homeless

July 1, 2008
For 12 years Steven Kazlowski lived in the Arctic with a single mission: to photograph polar bears.

May 20, 2008
“We are the only lawyers whose clients are all innocent,” read a sign at the “Animal Law: Working with the Grassroots” conference.

May 15, 2008
An investigative report on the relationship between HFS and RAs

May 7, 2008
Ever wonder what your professors are doing to improve their teaching methods? To shed some light on the question of how to effectively teach students, UW professors and educators gathered at the HUB Ballroom yesterday for the fourth annual Teaching and Learning Symposium.

May 6, 2008
Free money from the government, designed to stimulate the economy, is slowly appearing in the wallets of UW students.

April 23, 2008
As the world marks the 60th anniversary of the creation of the state of Israel, Hagit Ofran, an Israeli activist who works for Peace Now in its Settlement Watch project, delivered a lecture about the hopes for the eventual resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

October 11, 2007
The University of Washington's Division of Medical Genetics will be celebrating its 50th anniversary tomorrow and Saturday by holding a medical genetics symposium.

January 4, 2007
The UW's Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology (DO-IT) program offers new opportunities to high school students with disabilities by providing tools for higher education and opening career pathways.

December 5, 2006
Researchers at the UW have discovered a chip that repairs damaged signal pathways in the brain, which targets patients who suffer from stroke, injuries or paralysis.