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Freshman Applicants: Chat Sessions Tu & Th 4-5pm: Admissions counselors are available for chat sessions with freshman applicants, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4-5 pm Pacific Time, except Thanksgiving. When the chat session begins, be ready with your questions! We’re here to help.
Do you have talent, curiosity, and desire?: Discover what’s next. It’s the Washington Way. (video)
iPhone or Blackberry, You're Connected to the U!: The UW will be the first university to provide campus information on a BlackBerry. The UW’s new m.UW BlackBerry application, similar to the m.UW app launched two months ago for the iPhone, offers the course catalog, campus directories, maps, news, photos, and sports scores in a format optimized for that device.
Next step: college: Meet the faces and places of UW’s guided campus tours.
Students Win Prestigious "Best Newcomer Award of 2009" at Edinburgh Festival: The UW School of Drama is proud and thrilled to announce that the UW’s TBA Collective’s production of The Grind Show has won the Edinburgh Festival Insider Best Newcomer Award 2009.
Lamborghini Lab brings composite parts to sports-car arena: A partnership between the UW and the Italian carmaker Lamborghini was celebrated with events on campus this week. The company is donating $1 million to support the UW’s research of composite materials.
Follow This Dawg's Life: Read the blog of Dubs, the UW’s new mascot.
Huskies win first NCAA softball title: Washington’s three-week, 6,899-mile trek through Massachusetts, Georgia and Oklahoma in the NCAA softball tournament ended with a national championship Tuesday.
National Champs! Men's crew sweeps Eights to win 107th IRA Regatta: The Huskies pulled out a race for the ages in the varsity eight to sweep the eights, closing out an exceptional run that included four of five crews winning gold and all five crews medaling.
No, Seattle isn't the rainiest city...: A new book from UW meteorologist Cliff Mass captures the drama of Northwest weather and explains it in layman’s terms — backed by up-to-date science.