Science has never been so cool. Dr. Amy Banic, assistant professor of computer science at … 3D imaging technologyRead more
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Microwave cobbler is peachy good
This week I am all about simple because, like the rest of my fellow students, … Microwave cobbler is peachy goodRead more
Rotaract helps public library with Storytime
Rotaract, a community service organization on-campus, puts together and contributes to a number of fundraisers … Rotaract helps public library with StorytimeRead more
ZZ Ward kicks off concert series
The Student Activities Council is bringing ZZ Ward to UW as a part of its … ZZ Ward kicks off concert seriesRead more
My life abroad in Germany
I came to Germany knowing it would be different. I expected to miss certain things … My life abroad in GermanyRead more
Shakespeare goes '80s
Somewhere in South Miami Beach in the mid-1980s there is a man who is in … Shakespeare goes '80sRead more
Wyoming vineyard earns honors
Wyoming is known for its harsh, unforgiving climate that makes cultivating a crop difficult at … Wyoming vineyard earns honorsRead more
Debate team plays dodgeball for charity
Competitors and bystanders brought over 200 items of nonperishables to the UW Debate Union’s dodgeball … Debate team plays dodgeball for charityRead more
Chicken for microwave connoisseurs
The year 1967 means very little to today’s students. However, the microwave, one of the … Chicken for microwave connoisseursRead more
Accomplished writer to give campus reading
Maggie Nelson will be delivering a public reading Friday at the UW Art Museum. Nelson … Accomplished writer to give campus readingRead more
Famed author discusses leadership
“Few names resonate in modern literature like that of David McCullough,” President Buchanan said as … Famed author discusses leadershipRead more
My life abroad in China
I came to Sichuan University because I wanted to do more than just travel. I … My life abroad in ChinaRead more
