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Gov. Jay Inslee has named Marnie Brown, a recent University of Washington accounting graduate who will return next year to pursue a master's degree, as the next student member of the UW Board of Regents.
Do crows have funerals to “mourn” their dead? If so, why? That’s the question University of Washington graduate student Kaeli Swift hopes to answer.
The University of Washington is launching a new initiative to boost research in polar regions and prepare students for a world where melting ice is opening new opportunities — and posing new threats.
For more than three decades, the UW has secured more federal research funding than any other public university in the country. In 2008, sponsored research at the UW totaled $1.04 billion, reaffirming our position as a global research leader.
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