HuskyFest Block Party, April 19
Don't miss live music, dance performances, Earth Day celebrations, and giveaways at this year's HuskyFest block party.
UW Men Raise Their Voices
“It’s really nice to be a part of something that you’ve never been a part of,” says Mason Cole, a freshman member of the UW Men’s Glee Club. “I’ve never been a part of a group of all guys.”
Get that Runner's Glow
Wear your best neon for the Camp Kesem UW Twilight 5k in support of children who have or have had a parent with cancer. Glow sticks will be provided to runners.
International Pillow Fight Day 2013: Let the Feathers Fly!
Pillow fights will take place all over the world Saturday as part of a movement to replace consumption with social public experience. At the UW, International Pillow Fight Day 2013 will be held in the Quad on April 6 at 3:00 p.m., rain or shine.
TEDxUofW: Elements of Transition
TEDx is coming to the UW! This year's theme, Elements of Transition, focuses on who we are, where we fit into our communities, and how we affect the world around us.
Photo Contest in Full Bloom
“You-W in Bloom” Facebook photo contest showcases iconic cherry blossoms. Enter in up to five categories for a chance to win a one-of-a-kind prize.
Living on Campus, U-Dub Style
Gourmet cafés, global cuisine, grocery stores, fitness facilities, and state-of-the-art amenities set apart campus living at UW.
Stepping Out Against Domestic Violence
“We’d like to perform for a cause,” says Eric Chee, a dancer in the hip-hop group Elev8. “Domestic violence is a silent issue. Many women feel ashamed to tell their experiences of being assaulted or abused. This event is a chance to show them it’s OK to speak.”
Passions Reignited in UW Film Club
"We wanted so badly to have something like this," says Film Club co-president Jacob Lichty. "And if you want to get something done, do it yourself."
Winter Break on the UW Campus
Christmas Eve is a very peaceful time on the UW campus. Everyone is done with finals, and there is an air of relaxation. Most students have gone to be with their families, but a few students are so dedicated they are working through the break.
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