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Student says University of Washington has threatened to expel him for a course-trading app he built for class project
JD Kaim, a University of Washington Computer Science student built a class-trading application for students to swap course ...
University of Washington agrees to federal terms to address discrimination claims
SEATTLE — The U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday that it’s entered into an agreement with the University of ...
University of Washington student in conflict over enrollment innovation
JD Kaim, a sophomore computer science major, created a tool that effectively facilitates class-swapping among students. He's ...
Washington State University student facing assault charges after early Monday morning stabbing of fellow student
A 20-year-old Washington State University student is facing assault charges after allegedly stabbing a fellow student in a residence hall early Monday morning. WSU Police Department officers responded ...
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Should outsiders step in to address campus antisemitism? The question is dividing Jews at the U of Washington.
The only Jewish studies professor on the school’s task force quit, saying he thought “real conversation and discourse” was lacking. As a pro-Palestinian encampment settled in on the ...
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UW Board of Regents begin negotiations with presidential finalists, receive criticism regarding a lack of transparency in search procedures
The University of Washington Board of Regents (BOR) announced that two candidates have been identified as finalists for the ...
Recent University of Washington grad to debut set-in-Seattle YA novel
Sujin Witherspoon drafted her debut young adult romantic comedy, "Bingsu for Two," while in college and it's set to release on Jan. 14.
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CWU to host night of remembrance and inspiration
This 6:30-8 p.m. event will pay tribute to the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., featuring a vocal performance ...
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