The latest news from the UW

More indoor exercise, the start of fall, all signs point to the fourth annual Pac-10 Fitness Challenge.

An hour-long documentary written, produced and filmed by UW Tacoma faculty, staff and students, lays out the case: To clean up Puget Sound, start with the watersheds.

The Martha Graham Dance Company will perform as part of the World Dance Series at Meany Hall Nov.

Audrey Osler, professor of education at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom, will speak on Students’ Perspectives on Schooling from 11 a.

Craig Sheppard will perform works by Johannes Brahms and the composer’s friend and mentor, Robert Schumann, in a concert titled Mostly Brahms at 7:30 p.

Ultrasound, best known by many for snapping pictures of babies before they are born, could soon be a way to spot cancerous cells before a tumor develops, precisely monitor how a person responds to treatment, or deliver genetic therapies to their targets.

The sweet smell of fresh laundry may contain a sour note.

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You don’t have to arrange for a clandestine meeting near the back of a truck in a dark alley.

Researchers at the Behavioral Research & Therapy Clinics at the UW seek King County men and women to participate in a study on suicide intervention.

The Office of Admissions will hold a college planning evening exclusively for UW staff, faculty and their high school children from 6 to 8 p.

All things entrepreneurial will be in the spotlight at the Foster School of Business Nov.

Students of Carole Terry, professor of organ and harpsichord in the School of Music, will play spooky classics and selected not-as-spooky Broadway show tunes on the UW’s Littlefield Organ in a special Halloween concert at 7:30 p.

School of Music students will perform new music selections in the Contemporary Group concert and pianist Alan Chow will give a guest recital, both on Thursday, Nov.

The UW has thousands of class sections filling hundreds of rooms every day, all quarter, all year.

Carol Crowell first saw Cosette in the University Week Classifieds.

For the first time, scientists have discovered that a poorly understood class of RNA produced in a mammal’s cells during a respiratory virus attack may affect the outcome of the infection.

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