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#HuskyExperience

Pit Stop

Meet UW Formula Motorsports, the student group behind the wheel — and build — of an award-winning race car.

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#UWinnovates

From Classroom to
Cutting-Edge

Meet UW undergrad Samir Faruq, who’s getting hands-on research experience at the Institute for Protein Design to prepare for a career in medicine.

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#UWinnovates

Smart Attack

UW physician-scientist Jake Sunshine wants your watch to save your life. See how he’s making it happen.

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#UWinnovates

How old are you really?

The UW-created Health Octo Tool measures biological age, offering a more accurate picture of aging and a guide for living longer and healthier lives.

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#ThisIsUW

Good Grips

UW researchers from multiple fields are taking on one of the greatest challenges in robotics: the ability to grasp and use objects with superhuman skill and precision.

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Be Boundless

News & events

Kevin Mihata talks with a UW student in the gesture program as they look at the student's laptop screen.
Arts & Sciences

A “gesture” to jump-start careers

To prepare students for professional success, the UW College of Arts and Sciences offers “gesture,” a mock startup company where student interns gain skills that employers seek.

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UW soccer player dressed in white uniform celebrates with coach dressed in black.
Husky Soccer

Huskies advance to the Elite Eight of NCAA Tournament

Charlie Kosakoff scored the lone goal in Washington’s 1-0 victory over No. 12 seed Stanford on Sunday to send the Huskies to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Tournament.

Tournament Central

Portrait of Shubham Bansal
Honors and Awards

Undergrad named the UW’s 38th Rhodes Scholar

Shubham Bansal, ’26, has been selected for one of the most prestigious academic awards for U.S. students. Bansal, majoring in neuroscience, is one of only 32 students nationwide to receive the award.

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Fast Facts

Honors & awards

8 uw faculty have won the nobel prize

Undergrad research

8000+ undergraduate students participate in at least one quarter of research.