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Huskies earn victories over Eastern Washington
The No. 45 Washington men’s tennis team defeated Eastern Washington in a doubleheader, earning a 7-0 shutout victory in both contests. More »
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Oregon trounces the UW to earn series sweep
It had been almost two years since the No. 7 Washington softball team had been swept in a conference series. And the same team that swept the Huskies in 2014 did so once again Monday night. More »
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UW season ended with NIT loss to San Diego State
The Washington men’s basketball team had its season ended Monday in San Diego with a 93-78 loss to San Diego State in the second round of the NIT at Viejas Arena. More »
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Huskies earn historic win with upset of No. 2 Maryland
The No. 7 seeded Washington women’s basketball team made history Saturday, earning its first NCAA tournament victory since 2006 with a 65-53 victory against No. 10 seeded Pennsylvania. More »
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Huskies lose offensive battle to drop first Pac-12 series
In a battle of the Pac-12’s top two offenses, No. 8 Oregon outdueled the No. 7 Washington softball team to earn a series win Sunday night at Husky Softball Stadium. More »
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Huskies suffer biggest loss of the season
The Washington baseball team fell 17-7 to Arizona in the third and final game of the first conference series. The UW won the series 2-1, but the Wildcats (13-6, 1-2 Pac-12) stopped the Huskies (10-6, 2-1 Pac-12) from earning their first sweep of the season. More »
- Updated: March 20
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Board of regents: New graduate certificates and housing increases on the way

The UW board of regents (BOD) met Thursday in Founders Hall on the UW Bothell campus, filling the room to capacity with community members there to testify on issues that mattered to them.

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New park will provide recreational space for students, safe haven for salmon

In 2018, Seattle will get a new, south-facing waterside park at the foot of Northeast Boat Street. The Seattle Parks and Recreation department plans to restore the Lake Washington shoreline by removing large pavement structures, cleaning up contaminants, and restoring native plants.

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Self-driving cars could affect U.S. energy consumption

Self-driving vehicles could have real effects on U.S. energy consumption, according to a recent study co-authored by UW assistant professor Don MacKenzie.

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UW paper addresses fitness app disconnect between providers and patients

In today’s fast-paced tech environment, where fitness and health are highly valued, applications based off user-generated data are exceedingly popular. A UW research team recently interviewed 18 patients, 21 health care providers, and surveyed 211 additional patients in order to question the effectiveness of such apps in patient-provider relationships.

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Gymnastics fall short at Pac-12, UCLA claims title

The No. 17 Washington gymnastics team competed in the first session of the day with No. 19 Stanford, No. 21 Arizona, and No. 51 Arizona State, but fell short and placed third in the first sess… Comments (0)