Student
Life
Because in any 24 hours, you're in class for only 3 or 4. Because you need to feed your body, spirit, and soul. Because you want to have friends—and fun. Because you are a whole person.
What do we mean by Student Life? Pretty much everything that isn’t directly related to academics, and even that is a fuzzy line. Your experiences at the IMA or at a concert downtown change who you are in the classroom, and vice versa.
Here you’ll learn about things you can do on your own and with friends, cool things to do right on campus and amazing places to go in Seattle and around the Northwest. We also share information about the support and services the UW provides.
Student Organizations
The more students are involved in student organizations, the more they benefit from their overall college experience. MORE »
Services for Students
We're committed to supporting student development: intellectual, physical, and emotional. MORE »
UW Student Life on Facebook
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May 25 | Celebrating student leaders around campus. May 23, 4.30-6.30pm MORE
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May 24 | Today's photo comes from Stanley Wang, who took this picture of red square. See you guys back to campus on next Tuesday! Share your photos with us at dawglife@uw.edu MORE
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May 24 | Hiromi Cota Me: What’s the tattoo on your chest say? Hiromi: It’s an ambigram, the way you’re looking at it, it says death, but upside down, its life. The duality and balance between life and death always has my attention. Humans of UW, 2013 MORE
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May 23 | TONIGHT: Camp Kesem UW invites you to the Ethnic Cultural Center tonight for a Night of Improv. We have two local Improv groups, Jet City Improv & The Collective, that will be collaborating for a lovely evening of comedy, laughs, and hands down fun! Tickets are $7 for one ticket and $12 for couple. MORE
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May 23 | Victoria Victoria: I was a child model, y'know? Me: A what? Victoria: Y'know, I was on calendars. It's one of those weird things you forget about until you come across it in your parents basement, and then you're like, "Ok, that totally happened". Humans of UW, 2013 MORE


