News Archive

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portrait of Ann Frost outside Savery Hall
Ann Frost on the Subtle Shifts in Teaching Spurred by COVID
IPUMS Research Awards logo
Article published by Xinguan Fan and Maria Vignau Loria wins 2021 IPUMS Global Health Research Award
David Takeuchi in a read shirt against a bookshelf backdrop
David Takeuchi's Long and Winding Road
Commission launches website to hold Seattle police accountable, track reform
After Blake, will Washington state repay victims of the war on drugs?
The financial penalties of our criminal justice system
Killing in Minnesota amplifies the anguish over police violence
Opinion: Daunte Wright and the grim financial incentive behind traffic stops
protest outside police precinct with demonstrators holding a yellow and black banner that reads "JUSTICE FOR DAUNTE WRIGHT"
Alexes Harris: How pretext traffic stops fund police departments — and put Black drivers in danger
University of Washington graduate and professional disciplines rank highly in US News’ ‘Best Graduate School’ lists
Washington State’s Supreme Court Building, also known as the Temple of Justice, photographed on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020, in Olympia, Wash. (Jovelle Tamayo for Crosscut)
After Blake, will Washington state repay victims of the war on drugs?
man walking along a sidewalk lined with tents in Seattle
Study of Tent Cities in Seattle Show 50% Increase Since the Pandemic
Washington high court charts less punitive path on juvenile justice
Mt Rainier through the trees
UW Sociology ranks highly in US News’ ‘Best Graduate School’ lists
How the pandemic has changed Washington families for better, for worse … forever?
Opinion: Why progressives need to worry about high public debt
Should Your Dog Be Sleeping in Your Bed?
Mary and Antonio Aramburu in Federal Way with their seven children
How the pandemic has changed Washington families for better, for worse … forever?
portraid photo David Takeuchi
Takeuchi Tracking Anti-Asian Racism During Pandemic
Opinion: ‘Insurmountable’ legal debt should not make you irredeemable
A year with COVID-19: A chronology of how the UW adapted — and responded — to the pandemic
Chris Hess portrait
Chris Hess collaboration with The Equity Lab shakes up admissions by immersing low-income students in Ivy League courses
Opinion: Fines and fees are a pound of flesh for poor people
Steven Long and his attorney Ali Bilow after a State Court of Appeals hearing in Seattle on Nov. 7, 2019. Long took the city of Seattle to court when the truck he was living in was impounded. His case is now before the Washington state Supreme Court.
Alexes Harris: Fines and fees are a pound of flesh for poor people
Book cover that shows a person standing on a field next to a large measurement ruler: The Quantified Self by Debora Lupton
Spring 2021: SOC 301 "The Quantified Self" approved for students minoring in Data Science