Discover what's next. It's the Washington Way.
Founded in 1861, the University of Washington is one of the oldest state-supported institutions of higher education on the West Coast and is one of the preeminent research universities in the world. Learn more
The UW is committed to improving the student experience. Plans currently are under way to remodel the Husky Union Building, expand the Ethnic Cultural Center and remodel the Hall Health Primary Care Center. Learn more about Student Life
Exceptional learning opportunities are around every corner. Our students have gone to the moon. Mapped the human genome. Broken the sound barrier. Created vaccines. Negotiated peace. What amazing things will UW grads do next? Read more
The University of Washington recruits the best, most diverse and innovative faculty and staff from around the world, encouraging a vibrant intellectual community for our students. We promote access to excellence and strive to inspire through education. Vision & Values
No matter where you are, Husky Happy Hours are a great way to plug into the University of Washington's strong network of alumni. Connect with UW grads in a casual setting and meet fellow alumni in your area. Details
Visit Husky Central in downtown Seattle. It's a one-stop location for "everything Husky." Store info
Technology invented by Aaron Feaver during his PhD work at the University of Washington led to the founding of Seattle-based EnerG2 and the licensing of technology that is transforming the way energy is stored. Provost Phyllis Wise called it "a wonderful success story."
"The high-level vision for EnerG2 is to make gasoline obsolete," CEO Rick Luebbe said. "We can do that with electrical energy storage."
The atmosphere at Cafe Racer, a coffeehouse and bar in the University District here, skews distinctly postgrunge, with its scuffed floor and mismatched furniture, its thrift-store paintings on boldly colored walls.
One Sunday evening this spring the place was packed mainly with teenagers and 20-somethings in T-shirts and sneakers, all listening intently to a band. Everything seemed of a piece except the music: sleek, dynamic large-group jazz, a whirl of dark-hued harmony and billowing rhythm.
Jake Locker, Chris Polk, Jermaine Kearse and Washington were in position for a program-defining win on the road. Then a stunning Cougar paw snatched away what would have been a catapulting Huskies victory.
BYU's Eathyn Manumaleuna stuck up a hand while getting blocked to knock down Locker's fourth-down pass from the Cougars' 27 with 1:51 left, and BYU held off Washington 23-17 on Saturday night.
Hunter Hoffman, a research scientist in mechanical engineering at the UW, has devised a virtual reality as a treatment for excruciating pain, especially pain caused by burns.
It is a land of cool blues and greens, ice, penguins and polar bears, called "Snow World." There's no warmth or heat, not even warm colors - no reds, no orange - that might remind the viewer of harsh pain.
A global team of 86 scientists from Italy, France, New Zealand, Belgium and the United States have published their findings on the apple genome in an issue of Nature Genetics. Researchers from Washington State University and the UW were among the contributors.
The apple DNA study suggests that a major step in the evolution of the apple coincided with a catastrophic event some 60 million years ago.
Operating Instructions
Keyboard: To access the story gallery, close this window and tab to the first story. To close this window, either hit the "Esc" key or click the "Close" button.
Mouse: You can use the mouse to scroll through the gallery by clicking on an image behind the central image or by clicking on the left/right arrows in the slide bar or by clicking and dragging the handle in the slide bar. Click on the central image to open the viewer.
Thomas M. Leschine, a marine expert at the University of Washington, says oil companies and regulators have become complacent about the growing risks of offshore drilling because accidents are so rare. New York Times
Jake Locker, Chris Polk, Jermaine Kearse and Washington were in position for a program-defining win on the road. Then a stunning Cougar paw snatched away what would have been a catapulting Huskies victory. Read More
From museums, to digital and fine art, to stage performances, Arts at the UW offers you a world of creative experiences. Come see what's going on. Arts UW
