Several UW staff have expressed concerns about new work guidelines sent out to the university community, which outline an expectation that university staff work on campus five days a week effective Jan. 1 2026.
The […]
The winners of the Co-operative and Experiential Education (CEE) “Where in the World?!” co-op photo contest have been announced. The first place winner received $200 and the second place winner won $100.
The first place winner of […]
Last updated Nov. 12, 11:09 p.m. to clarify that all community members can sponsor.
The season of giving has arrived, and UW’s Co-operative and Experiential Education (CEE) department is hosting their annual holiday drive from now until mid December.
UW’s PAC pool, which closed on Sunday, Nov. 2, reopened on Friday, Nov. 7, after a five-day closure.
The PAC pool was built around 1968. Asked if the ongoing maintenance issues resulting in the pool’s closure are linked to the age […]
What’s better than vibing out to music that matches your mood and the season’s festivities? If you’re looking for spooky, upbeat tunes for your Halloween party this Friday or just songs with hauntingly good lyrics, […]
This past weekend, UW hosted a Gem and Mineral Show at the Earth Sciences Museum.
Admission to both show nights was free and both the first and second floors of the EIT building were filled with vendors, activities, and minerals. On […]
The 24th Annual CISC Architectural Student Design Competition was quite the success for UW architecture students this year. All top three prizes were awarded to students from Professor Terri Meyer Boake’s ARCH 570: Architectural Steel Design course.
The competition invites students […]
Have you ever noticed that interacting with a pet or animal made you feel better? Perhaps you felt a sense of peace as a cat purred in your lap or felt invigorated as you played frisbee with your […]
Reading week is here. How can you make this week one that not only lets you enjoy some well-deserved rest, but also a week that sets you up to finish the second half of the fall term, strong and healthy? […]
Are we more connected than ever or growing further and further apart? “The Future of Connection: Platforms, Privacy, and the Public” is this year’s topic for ARTS 450, a capstone course running in-person this semester.
Students will be exploring both […]
