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Celebrating the reopening of historic Denny Hall

Denny Hall in winter. University of Washington, Seattle campus on November 20th, 2013. Photo by Katherine B. Turner
Photo by Katherine B. Turner

Last week, the College of Arts & Sciences and Office of External Affairs celebrated the reopening of the UW’s historic Denny Hall. The building underwent extensive restoration beginning in summer 2015 and reopened to students, faculty and staff this autumn. The oldest building on campus (it was constructed in 1895) is now the newest! Learn more about the history of Denny Hall from this short video and about the restoration from UW|360.

 

 

UW regional dental program wins top national award

The UW’s Regional Initiatives in Dental Education (RIDE) program has received a top national award in dental education. This groundbreaking School of Dentistry program began in 2008 and seeks to improve access to dental care in rural and underserved areas of Washington state. On Monday, the American Dental Education Association (ADEA) announced that the UW is the recipient of the 2017 William J. Gies Award for Vision by an Academic Dental Institution. Read more from the School of Dentistry and learn more about RIDE here.

 

State and local leaders recognize Together UW Day – October 21, 2016

In recognition of the launch of the university’s Be Boundless – For Washington, For the World philanthropic campaign, Governor Jay Inslee, King County Executive Dow Constantine, and City of Spokane Mayor David Condon offered their support in proclamations and a salutation, recognizing October 21, 2016 as “Together UW Day.”

See the proclamations and salutation on the State Relations blog.

Go to uw.edu/together for more information about all of the events taking place October 21-23.

Show your support with the hashtag  #TogetherUW!

Campus Master Plan draft available for review

The 2018 Draft Seattle Campus Master Plan provides the framework for the University of Washington’s future campus development. Progressive and sustainable, it balances the preservation of the core campus with the need to accommodate increasing density. The plan integrates the UW’s academic, research, and service missions with its capital plan objectives.

Learn more about the draft plan and share your input at the next public event. You can see the schedule of events and read the draft plan on the project website. An online open house is scheduled for Wednesday, October 12 from Noon – 1 p.m. Register here.