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Preparing for the Big One
The earthquake simulation trailer at the Oct. 5 Safety Fair gave visitors the feel of a magnitude 7.0 quake and reminded them of the Oct. 20 Great Shakeout drill and the risk of the Big One. “There’s a huge possibility of an earthquake around here,” says Darren Branum, the campus emergency preparedness manager.
October 6, 2016
Opportunity knocking at job fair
More than four dozen businesses, agencies and institutions will be opening their career doors to University of Washington Bothell students at the Fall Job & Internship Fair Oct. 18 at the Activities and Recreation Center.
October 4, 2016
Opportunities for undergraduate research
More than 40 projects are available for students to work with UW Bothell professors. Start making those connections at the Undergraduate Research and Creative Practice Fair. Check out posters on display Oct. 12 on the top floor of the Activities and Recreation Center.
October 4, 2016
Faculty research benefits community
The theme for this fall’s University of Washington Bothell Research in Progress series is community engaged scholarship. The seven seminars feature faculty engaged in mutually beneficial community partnerships.
October 3, 2016
Mythbusted: College is scary
At the UWBasics: Mythbusters Edition program, sponsored by the Student Success Center, incoming students learned that changing majors is not a sign of failure, GPA isn’t everything, and you don’t have to run up a massive student debt.
September 29, 2016
Students aid in breakthrough against dementia
Chemistry professor Lori Robins and students Luis Contreras and Virkamal Dhaliwal helped the Briotech company of Woodinville prove its product is effective in destroying prions, the abnormal proteins that cause dementia disorders such as mad cow disease and Alzheimer’s.
September 29, 2016
Admissions: focus on student access
Keeping the focus on student access to higher education is at the very top of everything James D. Miller does as the new director of admissions.
September 29, 2016
Convocation launches year
The incoming class of 2020, new transfer students and their families were welcomed to the University of Washington Bothell at convocation. The ceremony Sunday was the 11th year of the tradition that officially kicks off the new academic year and the 10th year for first year students.
September 25, 2016
No piranhas in student housing
Goldfish bowls are OK, but no pet piranhas are allowed in UW Bothell housing where Friday was move-in day for 270 students at 90 Husky Village and 20 Campus View apartments. Aquariums aside, the residential life staff is committed to connecting students with campus and building a sense of belonging. This is their home.
September 23, 2016
Campus changing for parents
Inspired by the Parent Union club, the University has worked to make students with children welcome. Incoming students can expect to find a campus that is more aware of the challenges parenting students go through.
September 23, 2016
Shining light on solar power
UW Bothell senior Tommy Tang, Audrey Seda from Eastern Washington University and Tommy Ferguson from Seattle Pacific University traveled to India this summer and worked on a solar power documentary. View their video trailer and help Tang win a Tvebiomovies film competition.
September 16, 2016
Parking technology arriving
Finding a parking spot on campus should become easier for University of Washington Bothell and Cascadia College students with new technology being installed by facilities services. A new phone app, electronic signs and lighting signals will help drivers find open spots.
September 16, 2016