Prof. Scott Lemieux Op-Ed in The Los Angeles Times, "What a surprise: another tax plan to help the super rich"
Jackson School series on 'Trump in the World' in Fall quarter - no registration necessary
$5, 000 Mary Gates Scholarships - info sessions begin today!
Global Innovation Exchange (GIX) Information Sessions
Three Faculty Panels address the impact of the 2016 Presidential Election in the US and Around the World
Special Event: Rep. Pramila Jayapal coming to UW on Friday (6/2)
UW Economics Undergraduate Board presents Paul Heyne Seminar - Feb. 28
‘Exploring America in a Transforming World’: Professor Lance Bennett Announces Lecture Series
What Now? Faculty Panel Discusses the 2016 Election & Its Aftermath
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS A Conversation with Danielle Rosché, Immigration Attorney
PAUL HEYNE SEMINAR
The Political Economy of Brexit: Causes, Consequences, and Alternative Futures
FIUTS Lecture: Making Sense of the US Election
Climate Change Conversation: Deep Thinkers Needed!
Movie Screening & Panel Discussion: Walls and the Tiger
11/3: Spanish Romani Activist, Vicente Rodriguez Fernandez to speak at UW
Free Tickets to Three Dollar Bill Twist: Seattle Queer Film Festival Showing of: Third Antenna
Professors Parker & Smith Discuss the 2016 Election at Seattle Town Hall
Lecture 8/4: What Exactly is Play? And Why is it Such a Powerful Vehicle for Learning?
Undergraduate Research Thrives among Political Science Students
Retrospective: Faculty Discuss Race, Prisons & Protests with Students
Stice Lecturer Jack Halberstam, May 25, 2016, 7:00-8:00pm, Kane Hall 130
Environmental Studies Capstone Internship presentations
Chinese Tai Chi Lecture & Performance on June 1 in Kane Hall
A World of Strength: International Students and Cultural Resilience
Today: Film Screening of "The Return" on California's Three Strikes Law
Environmental Education 5/5/16 5:30 Wallace Hall
Ben Rabinowitz Lecture in Environmental Ethics - Professor John Broome - Climate Change: Life and Death (Friday, March 4th)
Perspective on Guantanamo from Detainee Lawyer Prof. Ramzi Kassem
US-India Economic Relations & the Contemporary Indian Economy - Feb. 26 2:00-5:00pm
Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion Events
March 1 Event: How Virtual Reality is Changing the Way We Engage the World
Law, Societies, and Justice hosting discussion panel on Netflix series "Making a Murderer"
Feb. 8 is "Rock the Casbah: Thundering Change Across the Middle East" with Robin Wright
Speech on Climate Change and Water Management | Feb. 11, 6:30 pm, ARCH 147
Political Science Faculty Address Current Events with Panel Discussions on Refugees, Police Brutality, and other Topics.
TODAY: The Paris Climate Talks: What's at Stake?
Invitation: A Conversation with Sally Osberg - Dec. 10th
TODAY: Global Business Perspectives Talk 11/12: Doing Business in the Gulf
NIAID NIH Training Program in the Biomedical Sciences
Conversations on Defining Diversity: Under Pressure
Prof. Lance Bennett Invited Richard Wolff to Discuss Economic Justice, Sustainability and the Transition Beyond Capitalism
11/9 Lecture Featuring Anne Richard, Asst. Secretary of State for Population, Refugees and Migration
Panel on Race & Policing Featuring Prof. Megan Ming Francis
Prof. Mark Smith and his book Secular Faith featured on C-Span's Book-Notes
Prof. Lance Bennett Invited Alternative Radio’s David Barsamian to Discuss Capitalism vs. the Environment
Dependable Strengths workshop: June 19 & 22
Summer Quarter 2015 Groups at Hall Health
Research Funding: Application Open & Info Sessions for WRF Fellowships and Levinson Awards
Tomorrow: Annual Roethke Poetry Reading, featuring poet David Ferry
