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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.

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

According to the Colville Confederated Tribes and Conservation Northwest, 9,200 acres between Riverside and Omak in Okanogan County has been returned

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

In this interview, singer/songwriter Julian Saporiti discusses the ways his "folk-indie Americana" music tells the story of Asian-Americans and the

In this spotlight for National Arts & Humanities Month, see how Mellon Foundation grantees apply humanistic principles to address challenges across

Ten recent Arts & Sciences alumni offer advice on making the most of the UW in this recent Perspectives article.

For the first time, a US President has recognized the observance, on Oct 11, of Indigenous People's Day.

Still learning the ins and outs of the UW campus? Check out this virtual walking tour of the Indigenous presence on campus, courtesy of recent grad

Ever wonder whether video games could be useful teaching tools? Read how Professor Adam Clulow (University of Texas at Austin College of Liberal Arts)

Through the study of dialects, Elijah Pasco has combined his love of linguistics and theater.

In response to the increased spread of coronavirus, the University is reinstating an indoor mask mandate for all individuals, regardless of

Proposed budget calls for $10.05 million increase over current appropriation. Read more here.

Governor J.B. Pritzker has signed the Teaching Equitable Asian American History (TEAACH) Act into law, requiring instruction of Asian American History