A UW Tacoma assistant professor shows her work at SUNY Binghamton this fall.

A 30-year story of music, activism and community is rooted in the perspective of Quetzal, a Chicano rock band that grew out ...

Gail Stygall was a UW professor emeritus of English and a leading scholar in the language of law and rhetoric. During her 31-year teaching career at the UW, she taught more than 30 courses and chaired ...

Dr. James A. Banks, the first Black professor hired by the College of Education, will retire in January after teaching at the UW for half a century. Known worldwide for his pioneering scholarship in ...

“Anybody can write about art,” says Kemi Adeyemi, founder of The Black Embodiments Studio, an arts organization rooted in bolstering the critical conversation around Black contemporary art.

As the longest day of the year fades, Peter Ward looks skyward from his deck high above Lake Washington and wonders aloud when the next big rock with Earth's name on it, a cousin of the asteroid ...

It might be an exaggeration to say the origins of the College Inn Pub are shrouded in mystery, but there is some disagreement over when it first opened. Some patrons say the subterranean watering hole ...

Last year, a longtime friend asked if I wanted to join her on a UW Alumni Tours trip to Malta and Sicily. Of course, the answer was a resounding yes! So, off we went with a group of UW alumni, friends ...

When Haggett Hall opened in 1963, it was the cutting edge of residence-hall living. It was the first coed dorm on the UW Seattle campus, with women living in one tower of the H-shaped building and men ...

Multidisciplinary artist Joiri Minaya challenges misrepresentations that reduce tropical geographies and their inhabitants to imagined fantasies of the colonial imagination. This exhibition features ...

Sophie Leroy, a professor of management and dean of the UW Bothell School of Business, picks up the phone on the second ring. Fresh out of a Zoom meeting, and after taking a beat, she is ready to chat ...