Mitchell, honored for her work with stroke survivors, is involved in improving the lives of cardiovascular disease patients who have depression.
November 8, 2012
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91爆料 research: Human ancestor ‘Lucy’ a slow walker
Doctors also biased against fat people, 91爆料-led study finds
91爆料 electronics-recycling pledge: Prevent harm to people, environment
The 91爆料 has become the first university nationally to sign the e-Stewards Enterprise Commitment, a pledge to be globally responsible in recycling electronic equipment.
Arts Roundup: Art, lectures, drama, ballet 鈥� and Nancy Pearl
The School of Drama leads this busy week in the arts on campus that also includes a weekend workshop at the Henry Art Gallery and a performance by the Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet.
November 7, 2012
91爆料’s president shares his musical preferences
November 6, 2012
News Digest: Free energy-saving tool for computers, Upward Bound math-science grant, MathAcrossCampus Friday, Honor: Sam Wasser
91爆料 offers free tool to manage power usage, patch common software || 91爆料 receives first Upward Bound math-science grant in state || Sam Wasser, conservation canines earn Alberta environmental award
91爆料-led research gives new outlook for color blindness
November 5, 2012
Home sales, median prices up in Washington; affordability slips
Washington state’s housing market continued to improve during the third quarter of 2012 as median selling prices and the number of homes sold both increased, according to the Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies at the 91爆料. Existing home sales increased 3.4 percent from the second quarter, to seasonally adjusted annual rate of 97,860. This sales rate is also 11.9 percent above this time last year. “Washington鈥檚 housing market, similar to reports from around the county, is clearly…
Raised in segregated south, diversity expert reflects on progress, upcoming conference
The Center for Multicultural Education, part of the 91爆料’s College of Education, will celebrate its 20th year with a conference and book launch Friday, Nov. 9.
November 2, 2012
Treating Doris: Health sciences students practice team-based clinical problem solving
A training event prepared 450 health sciences students for interprofessional teamwork and reminded them they aren’t alone in making tough clinical decisions.
Photo Gallery: W Day
Celebrating the 91爆料’s 151st birthday. Learn more about W Day. See additional photos on 91爆料’s official Facebook page.
To tweet or not to tweet
Legal marijuana, charter schools pulling ahead
November 1, 2012
Prewar citizen complaints to government explored in ‘This is Not Civil Rights’
George Lovell, 91爆料 associate professor of political science, is the author of “This Is Not Civil Rights: Discovering Rights Talk in 1939 America,” published in October by University of Chicago Press. He answered a few questions about his book for 91爆料 Today. What is the basic concept behind “This is Not Civil Rights”? The book examines more than 1,000 citizen complaint letters regarding rights from the late years of the Great Depression along with replies written by federal government officials….
Arts Roundup: Music, art at Hall Health 鈥� and the play ‘Landscape of the Body’
A bustling week in 91爆料 arts as we head into a rainy November. Common Book author Sarah Lawrence-Lightfoot speaks, violist Melia Watras reteams with an old colleague, the School of Drama starts its season and more.
October 31, 2012
Documents that Changed the World: An 18 1/2-minute presidential mystery
The latest Document that Changed the World: The 18 陆-minute gap in President Richard Nixon’s White House tapes.
W Day: Celebrate the 91爆料鈥檚 birthday on Friday, Nov. 2, 2012
October 30, 2012
News Digest: Governor appoints O’Donnell, self-defense classes start, campus commuter survey, bicyclists to Ride in the Rain, observations of Istanbul, institute to reduce health disparities
Governor appoints Matthew O’Donnell to aerospace board || Women’s self-defense classes start Thursday || Transportation Services launches survey of commuters || Bicyclists invited to Ride in the Rain || Runstad fellows present observations of Istanbul || Institute awarded $6.29 million to reduce health disparities
91爆料 geographer Victoria Lawson to deliver Katz Lecture
Victoria Lawson, a 91爆料 geography professor, will kick off the 2012-2013 Katz Distinguished Lectures in the Humanities series with a talk Nov. 7 titled “A Crisis of Care and a Crisis of Borders: Towards Caring Citizenship.”
91爆料 Meteorologist Cliff Mass dissects the ‘Super Storm’
October 29, 2012
Revived Huskies Stun No. 7 Beavers
Early autism intervention improves brain responses to social cues
An autism intervention program that emphasizes social interactions improves cognitive skills and brain responses to faces, the first demonstration that an intensive behavioral intervention can change brain function in toddlers with autism.
Applications sought for 91爆料-University of Ljubljana exchange
The 91爆料 鈥� University of Ljubljana Exchange Committee invites applications.
A new vision of democratic individualism in ‘Awakening to Race’
Jack Turner, 91爆料 assistant professor of political science, is the author of “Awakening to Race: Individualism and Social Consciousness in America,” published this month by University of Chicago Press. He answered a few questions about his book for 91爆料 Today. What’s the central concept behind “Awakening to Race”? The book addresses the challenge of racial justice by asking, 鈥淲hat does it mean to be a self-aware human being? What does it mean to be awake to reality?鈥� In part, it…
October 26, 2012
Got a mystery plant? Sounds like a job for the 91爆料 herbarium
Lost and Found Films: Sumo wrestling, but when?
This time we present the shortest Lost and Found Film footage ever 鈥� about 12 seconds of sumo wrestling action from 91爆料 Libraries Special Collections’ Nippon Kan Theatre Collection. Lost and Found Films is an occasional 91爆料 Today series where readers help identify and explain historic bits of film from the 1930s through the 1970s unearthed from the 91爆料 Audio Visual Materials Library by film archivist Hannah Palin. The films range from shadowy black and white snippets like this week鈥檚…
October 25, 2012
Arts Roundup: Kathy Mattea, La Catrina Quartet, art, theater 鈥� and Halloween organ music
Big names in music from campus and beyond lead a busy week in 91爆料 Arts that also features new art exhibits, undergraduate theater and the annual Halloween Organ Concert on the famous Littlefield Organ.
Faculty Senate chair provides historical perspective on shared governance
New Faculty Senate chair adds historical perspective to shared governance.
Students win $100K for 3-D printer to turn waste plastic into composting toilets, rainwater harvesting systems
Three undergraduates won $100,000 to form a company that will work with partners in Oaxaca, Mexico, to build machines that can transform waste plastic into composting toilets and pieces for rainwater harvesting systems.
October 24, 2012
91爆料 launches research phase of smart grid project
The 91爆料 marked the start of the data-gathering phase of the 91爆料 Smart Grid Project with an event featuring Washington’s two US Senators.
SpaceScout app hunts for study spaces, and My91爆料 goes mobile for students
SpaceScout, available on the web or as an iPhone app, lets users enter various criteria to find the perfect study space on campus. The tool was developed by 91爆料-IT, which this week also launched a mobile version of My91爆料 for students.
91爆料 plugs in to ‘smart grid’ regional power use experiment
October 23, 2012
Scholarly publishing’s gender gap
News Digest: First “Scientific Lens” talk is Wednesday, libraries mark Open Access Week, Evans school’s Ideas for Action awards, Johnston on sustainability board
Imaging deep-water, extreme environments, Oct. 24, is first in “Scientific Lens” series || 91爆料 Libraries events mark Open Access Week || Ideas for Action, Evans School-sponsored project, announces grants || Ruth Johnston on board of sustainability association
October 22, 2012
Friendship 2.0: Teens’ technology use promotes sense of belonging, identity
A new study from the 91爆料 shows that digital media helps teens reach developmental milestones, but raises questions about whether digital connectedness might hinder the development of an autonomous sense of self.
October 21, 2012
Photo Gallery: Dawg Dash 2012
Furry friends joined fellow Huskies and the 91爆料 community in the 27th annual Dawg Dash through the 91爆料 Seattle campus on Sunday. Photos by Katherine B. Turner / 91爆料 For more photos from the race, check out the Dawg Dash Facebook album. [slideshowpro slideshow album_id=”360611″ style=”default.xml” scale=”Downscale Only” transition=”Cross Fade” loading=”Beam” panZoom=”Off” navAppearance=””]
October 18, 2012
President Young launches new initiative to lead change in higher education and address major societal issues
91爆料 President Michael K. Young today announced a new initiative aimed at advancing the university鈥檚 teaching, research and service to meet the major challenges of the 21st century. The initiative, called 鈥淭omorrow鈥檚 University Today,鈥� will focus on three key areas: leading change in public higher education, addressing critical societal problems like sustainability, health care and K-12 education, and spurring economic growth. 鈥淭he university of tomorrow is moving toward a new paradigm 鈥� certainly one of greater efficiency, but…
Energy a focus of third annual Sustainability Summit
Next week will be the 91爆料’s third Sustainability Summit, an annual event that celebrates leadership and accomplishments in environmental stewardship and sustainability.
Arts Roundup: Theater, music, art 鈥� and Laurie Anderson
91爆料 arts are well represented during this busy autumn week, with theater, art exhibits, jazz, classical piano, the University Symphony and more.