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Arts & Sciences Guide to UW Family Weekend
(October 18, 2024)
ArtSci Roundup: Kicking the school year off with gallery exhibitions, a faculty comedy show, filming screening, and more!
ArtSci Roundup: Kicking the school year off with gallery exhibitions, a faculty comedy show, filming screening, and more!
(September 20, 2024)
In the Field: Understanding the impact of Arctic militarization on Indigenous communities
In the Field: Understanding the impact of Arctic militarization on Indigenous communities
(September 13, 2024)
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Geography Faculty Michael Brown and Larry Knopp Featured in The Seattle Times
(July 2, 2024)
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Do dying people have a 'right to try' psilocybin or magic mushrooms?
(May 1, 2024)
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New Faculty Spotlight: Mia Bennett
(February 23, 2024)
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New Article by Professor Mia Bennett Discusses Critical Remote Sensing
(January 8, 2024)
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Enter the dragon: Here comes 2024
(December 21, 2023)
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The Guardian Reports on New Research into the Geography of Social Deprivation in England and Wales
(December 11, 2023)
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Dawg Daze Digest: Planetarium Shows, Art Tours, Trivia, Information Sessions and more!
(September 7, 2023)
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Thousands of Amazon staffers are pouring into its Seattle offices. Will it restore the downtown’s fortunes?
(May 22, 2023)
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The Satisfying Work of Empowering Workers
(April 30, 2023)
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Without affirmative action, colleges face a tough path to diversity
(April 26, 2023)
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2023 Husky 100: Katelyn Saechao
(April 23, 2023)
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Ethnic segregation in England and Wales on the wane, research finds
(January 17, 2023)
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Ph.D. Candidate Julian Barr Featured in Going Public Podcast Episode 6:"Politics of Memory"
(January 4, 2023)
Gray Wolf
Q&A with Geography Ph.D. Alum Rob Anderson: Managing Washington’s gray wolf population – through fear
(November 21, 2022)
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Q&A: Managing Washington’s gray wolf population – through fear
(November 20, 2022)
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ArtSci Roundup: Assessing the 2022 Midterm Election Results With Implications for the Next Two Years and for 2024, Empires Strick Back: Football and Colonialism, and more
(November 2, 2022)
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In 2020, consumers turned to Black-owned businesses. But where has that support gone?
(October 27, 2022)
Portrait Photograph Natasha Rivers
40 Under 40: Natasha Rivers, BECU
(September 26, 2022)
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Boost in support for Black-owned restaurants short-lived, UW study finds
(September 5, 2022)
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The past, present and future of tipping and tipped workers in Seattle
(September 1, 2022)
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How Black-owned businesses suffered during pandemic, per UW study
(August 30, 2022)
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Black-owned restaurants disproportionately impacted during pandemic
(August 28, 2022)
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How we decided what stories to tell in our Black Arts Legacies project
(June 15, 2022)
Celebrating Pride Month
(May 31, 2022)
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is fracturing the delicate peace in the Arctic
(April 26, 2022)
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Mia Bennett and Colleagues Evaluate National Leadership Towards a Low-Carbon Future in the Arctic in New Paper
(April 6, 2022)
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Americans Rediscover Labor Unions
(March 22, 2022)
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What Is Emotional Labor and Why Is It Important?
(March 4, 2022)
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New Huskies 2022 Arts and Sciences Events
(March 1, 2022)
Portrait Photograph of Bill Beyers
Department of Geography marks the passing of our long-time faculty colleague and former chair, William "Bill" Beyers
(February 15, 2022)
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Legislature considers constraints on Amazon’s ‘rank-and-yank’ worker ratings
(January 18, 2022)
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COVID Challenges for Caregivers
(December 2, 2021)
Collage of work by Arts & Sciences faculty, students and alumni related to Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
(September 8, 2021)
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Unions flex political muscle, secure wins under Democratic one-party rule in Olympia
(August 4, 2021)
Kim England, Director of the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies
Unions flex political muscle, secure wins under Democratic one-party rule in Olympia
(August 2, 2021)
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Dianne Harris named dean of UW College of Arts & Sciences
(July 15, 2021)
Unlearning Poverty
(July 8, 2021)
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Experts Are Worried About “Deepfake Geography”
(June 27, 2021)
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Experts Are Worried About “Deepfake Geography”
(June 25, 2021)
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Unlearning Poverty
(June 15, 2021)
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Unlearning Poverty
(June 14, 2021)
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ArtSci Roundup: A new Measure: the Revolutionary Quantum Reform of the Metric System, Sacred Breath: Indigenous Writing and Storytelling Series, and more
(June 6, 2021)
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Deepfake Maps Could Really Mess With Your Sense of the World
(June 3, 2021)
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Deepfake Maps Could Really Mess With Your Sense of the World
(May 28, 2021)
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Unlearning Poverty
(May 19, 2021)
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A growing problem of ‘deepfake geography’: How AI falsifies satellite images
(May 11, 2021)
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ArtSci Roundup: A new Measure: the Revolutionary Quantum Reform of the Metric System, Sacred Breath: Indigenous Writing and Storytelling Series, and more
(May 10, 2021)