Housing & dining
You’re not required to live on campus, but most first-year students do. So what’s it really like?
Student resources
The UW offers students a multitude of services to help them thrive. Whether you’re looking for extra tutoring, counseling support, career advice or help finding your community, we have you covered.
Intramural activities
More than 30 intramural sports leagues, tournaments and events, in Open, Co-Recreational, Women’s and Men’s divisions. With offerings from bowling to badminton, triathlons to tennis and dodgeball to volleyball, plus a range of levels from newbie to expert, everyone can find a way to get their game on.
Diversity at the UW
From President Ana Mari Cauce’s Race & Equity Initiative to the welcoming environment of the Q Center and the many resources of the Samuel E. Kelly Ethnic Cultural Center, the UW is devoted to advancing a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.
Husky health and well-being
Nothing is more important than the security, health and well-being of our students. Explore campus safety, mental health, medical and recreation resources.
Student cultural groups
We know how important it is to find your community at college. At the UW you’ll find organizations that celebrate the diversity of our student body, including the Black Student Union, wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – Intellectual House, Q Center, Latinx Student Union, CIRCLE (Center for International Relations & Cultural Leadership Exchange) — and many more.
Husky Union Building
The “hub” of student life since 1949, the Husky Union Building is a popular gathering spot with a food court, event spaces, a gaming lounge and a bowling alley.
SafeCampus
SafeCampus helps the UW community prevent violence and respond to concerns. When you call, a trained, empathetic professional will listen and offer support and guidance.
An experience like no other
Read inspiring stories about how UW students are getting involved and making the most of their Husky Experience.
Community building at its peak
This Husky club inspires students and professors to climb over traditional classroom barriers.
The UW’s VIP (Very Involved President)
Robert J. Jones joined the University of Washington last summer. Watch this “Rushmore”-inspired peek into all he’s explored since.
An App(etite) for Shared Meals
Undergrad-created app and club Eat Together connects UW students through mutual interests and the glory of food.
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