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| City bird, country bird | |||
| WWU alumnus leaves the University a legacy of sustainability in the Methow | |||
| WWU urban planning students help launch Washington State Zoning Atlas | |||
| WWU students meet at crossroads of theatre and science with new staging of ‘An Enemy of the People’ | |||
| The Wise & Well U workshops are back this spring! | |||
| Project trains educators to teach Native American curriculum | Cedar weaving – be it baskets, vests or hats – is not only a process, but an art. For some in the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, it’s an art that’s passed down from one generation to the next. On a recent Wednesday morning, teachers and principals from the La Conner and… |
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| Industrial-Design Students Win Scholarships in Local Furniture-Design Competition | |||
| Community Service: A Day in the Field with NSEA | |||
| Here are the 16 student-led teams that advanced in the University of Washington’s business plan competition | The $25,000 grand prize winner will be chosen May 22 at an awards reception, keynoted by Gravity Payments founder Dan Price. |
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| 'Sort of' alive: Researchers probe how kids think about robots | One way young kids learn to organize the world is by dividing it into living and non-living things. But now that robots vacuum our floors and smart phones talk back to us, do children think of technology as alive? A team of Washington researchers is exploring how kids interact with robots, and… |