April 28, 2022

The University of Washington ranks No. 25 in the world, or fifth among U.S. public institutions for student experience, faculty prestige and quality of research,...Read more

April 18, 2022

The UW Junior, whose activism as a student athlete has increased visibility of the devastating cycles of victimization faced by Indigenous women, will receive up...Read more

March 29, 2022

Washington's Bainbridge Island was an established and growing Japanese American farming community before WWII. This article pays tribute to Akio Suyematsu, a pillar of island...Read more

February 18, 2022

The project, named "Entanglements: Mapping the History of Asian Migration onto Coast Salish Lands" was completed in January 2022 by Anna Nguyen and Madison Heslop...Read more

January 27, 2022

Humanities First is pleased to share this feature article on our program from the College of Arts & Sciences' Perspectives newsletter!Read more

January 20, 2022

The statue of Theodore Roosevelt, which has presided over the front steps of New York's Museum of Natural History since 1939, was removed this week. Read more

January 13, 2022

This first major video game release to focus on the European Indigenous Sámi community is a major step forward for Indigenous self-representation in the field.Read more

December 03, 2021

According to the Colville Confederated Tribes and Conservation Northwest, 9,200 acres between Riverside and Omak in Okanogan County has been returned to its original owners.Read more

November 29, 2021

Research conducted from Oxford and La Trobe on the regional dialects of the Caribbean island of Bequia helps illustrate how different regional accents emerge.Read more

November 08, 2021

In this interview, singer/songwriter Julian Saporiti discusses the ways his "folk-indie Americana" music tells the story of Asian-Americans and the oppression they’ve faced...Read more

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