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The UW is set to receive nearly $60 million after Congress passed a coronavirus relief bill in December, providing additional funding to the D…
Nicole Ursprunger
In the spring, gyms and fitness centers across the nation were forced to close their doors amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including the UW’s very…
The federal Student Exchange and Visitor Program announced plans last week to terminate an emergency waiver put in place earlier this year all…
With transitions from classrooms to Zoom breakout rooms and office desks to conference calls bringing tech accessibility to the forefront of e…
The emergence of COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the job market for graduating students intending to enter the workforce.
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The selected contestants used code names to conceal their identities on the show. Some chose to use their home state (Tex), while others chose a word that sums up their dating life (Friendzone). The anonymous nature of the game allowed participants to meet people outside of their usual friend group.
As knowledge of COVID-19 transmission continues to expand, veterinarians and researchers are working to determine how companion animals fit in…
The ASUW Student Senate continued their debate on a bill designed to offer enrolled students partial tuition reimbursements due to the believe…
In response to the widespread COVID-19 outbreak, the World Health Organization and governments around the world are emphasizing the importance…
Provost Mark Richards named Jodi Sandfort as the dean of the Daniel J. Evans School of Public Policy & Governance earlier this month. She …