Putting faces to the architecture around us, view restored historic portraits of campus namesakes from Denny and Hutchinson to Gould and Suzzallo.
In addition to information about the UW admissions process, Admissions counselors will be available to answer your specific questions.
See and touch objects from the collections and get to know the Burke Museum.
Learn how the Evans School works to transform our community, state, region and beyond.
Architecture, Construction Management, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design. Meet CBE advisors and discover where our degrees can take you.
Learn about the school’s general and specialty clinics, which provide quality, affordable dental care – on campus and open to the public.
Learn how the Evans School works to transform our community, state, region and beyond.
From the Earth’s core out to the cosmos – and everywhere in-between – come discover all the College of the Environment has to offer.
Meet with representatives to learn about the School of Public Health.
Learn more and sign up or the UWB 7th Annual 5k Walk/Run raising money for student scholarships.
See materials drawn from Libraries Government Documents, Special Collections, and microform and newspapers illustrating the long history of protest in Seattle – from 1910 to the present.
Change the big picture: Learn more about the field of social work and pick up a bicycle or backpack light.
UW Emergency Management, Environmental Health & Safety and your UW Police Department ask: Are you prepared?
Learn more about the UW’s undergraduate and graduate housing and dining options.
Learn about the iSchool’s curriculum and the career possibilities with a degree in Informatics or Information Management and Library and Information Science.
Take part in interactive activities honoring International DNA Day focused on genomics in public health.
Explore the architecture of UW Libraries, from the 1926 Reading Room in Suzzallo to the 1994 art installation in Allen Library.
This exhibition celebrates the 50th anniversary of Century 21 and highlights the planning, design, promotion and activities of the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair.
Celebrate Odegaard Undergraduate Library at 40 years as we prepare for a major renovation. An exhibit will highlight Odegaard’s history in pictures, stories and video. Have your photo taken on the central staircase before it is demolished over the summer!
Artist Beth Gahan uses corrugated plastic, vinyl and found advertising to create synthetic crystals that grow and expand within site-specific spaces.
Transform your plain old T-shirts by bringing them to the Pavilion to be silkscreened on-the-spot with an original artwork, for free! Artist: Cairo Gallery
Cut-paper extraordinaire Celeste Cooning is transforming spaces around the country with her massive hanging installations.
A playful take on the great sea giant, constructed with steel, lace and porcelain by UW grad Marni Dworkin.
Come kick back and enjoy a self-published magazine, “zine” as the cool kids say, or get your hands dirty and make your own at the craft table.
Installation trio Hens & Chicks combine forces to create one-of-kind masterpieces in all shapes and sizes.
A variety of artists and methods collide in looped animated shorts, with subjects ranging from the everyday routine to the absolutely absurd.
The winners of the 2011 UW Strings and Piano Chamber Ensemble Competition perform in the Pavilion.
Student-guided tours combine knowledge of our historic campus with information about the student experience. Advance registration is required.
The Student Philanthropy Education Program gives students an in-depth look at the fund-raising operations at the UW and builds awareness about the role philanthropy plays at the UW.
Learn more about the Class of 2012 Purple & Gold Forever Fund, which will fund, manage and sustain a student-led annual Homecoming celebration in Red Square.
Renowned poet and pie enthusiast Kate Lebo, a current MFA in creative writing candidate at UW, serves up her delicious pies and equally tasty poems for free!
President Michael Young and the Husky marching band kick off HuskyFest 2012 in the Pavilion on Red Square!
Craft Spells is the epitome of the recent uprising in the DIY music scene.
Visit the second-oldest building on campus and learn more about the Evans School’s 50 years of enlightened public leadership.
Teams compete to collect the most garbage from the UW, with winners announced during the Earth Day celebration. All participants will receive a free goodie bag.
The Pharmacy is a psychedelic/indie punk band from Seattle.
Selected songs from the musical “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” will be performed.
The UW Percussion Ensemble, directed by Tom Collier, performs works by John Cage and others.
Student-guided tours combine knowledge of our historic campus with information about the student experience. Advance registration is required.
An energetic and witty take on pharmaceuticals titled “Prescribing Information” — excerpt from Washuta’s upcoming memoir.
This competition pits the Evans School, Law School and Foster School in a battle of wits and athleticism (weather permitting.)
Dr. Gilbert Omenn will present a lecture entitled “Public Health Genetics: A New Era”. A panel discussion on genomics in public health will follow.
Evan Flory-Barnes is a bass player who performs regularly with groups in many genres.
Three musical acts will be on stage to warm up the crowd before the live taping of the Four Peaks TV show “Hacking Edu” in the Pavilion on Red Square.
No matter where you live, join other Huskies for an evening of comaraderie and fun.
Meet fellow UWT Huskies and enjoy appetizers, non-alcoholic beverages and a no-host bar at The Ram on the Tacoma waterfront.
Watch the live taping of the UWTV show Four Peaks! Emmy Award-winning host Hanson Hosein will interview four innovators on the upheaval in higher education. Pre-show entertainment begins at 4 p.m.
No matter where you live, join other Huskies for an evening of comaraderie and fun.
The Samuel E. Kelly Distinguished Faculty Lecture is dedicated to acknowledging the work of our faculty by spotlighting research focusing on diversity and social justice.
Dance Student Association Concert, $5 suggested donation.
View the Season 6 Premiere of the Peabody Award-winning biennial television series: Art in the Twenty-First Century.
The Rapture DJs will spin in the Pavilion. The event is free for UW students.