University of Washington@UW
Oct 27
Tens of thousands of Washington voters could have mail-in ballots rejected this year because of postal delays according to new UW research. Voters in rural communities face even greater risks.

Here's what you should know: washington.edu/news/2026/10/2…
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Oct 22
No. 1 in the nation!

The UW is tied for the top spot among undergraduate nursing programs in the 2027 U.S. News rankings. Based on assessments of academic quality, the ranking recognizes the UW as a leader in undergraduate nursing education.
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Oct 21
UW astronomers are downloading the night sky.

Using the world’s largest digital camera, the @VRubinObs will capture the visible sky every three nights for a decade, helping researchers discover new planets, asteroids, comets, supernovae and galaxies.
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Oct 21
Replying to @UW
Follow along at rubinobservatory.org.
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Oct 17
Dubs up from West Lafayette
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Oct 15
New research led by the University of Washington and the @WADeptHealth found that it’s possible to test wastewater for STIs.
washington.edu/news/2026/09/1…
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University of Washington@UW
Oct 13
A world-class education at a leading value.

The University of Washington was recently ranked no. 9 nationally for best value for in-state students by U.S. News and World Report.
Aerial view of campus in the fall
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Oct 10
The tribe has spoken, and Sage Ahrens-Nichols’ a UW Tacoma grad, is the second runner-up on season 49 of Survivor. Sage is a Social Work graduate who honed her social game strategy long before she landed in Fiji.

Read her story below:
tacoma.uw.edu/news/survivors…
A young woman with long, brown, wavy hair smiles while kneeling on sandy ground in a tropical setting. She wears a patterned top, light shorts, a necklace, and has a floral tattoo on her forearm. A fire glows blurred on the left.A cheerful graduate in a black gown and purple 'ARMY VETERAN' stole stands on concrete stairs, throwing her cap into the air. She smiles broadly with one leg raised. A large 'W' sign is behind her.
A person, covered head-to-toe in dark mud, crouches low in an outdoor obstacle course. Mud splashes around them near a red and black rope obstacle. They wear dark clothing and athletic shoes. Green foliage is visible in the sunny background.A young woman with long brown hair, wearing a white lace dress, black graduation cap, and gown draped on her left arm. She smiles at the camera, wearing a purple stole with \"ARMY\" in gold letters. Lush green trees and a paved path are in the background.
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Oct 9
A legacy that will live on forever. 🧡💜

The Big Ten has renamed its Women’s Soccer Goalkeeper of the Year Award in honor of late Washington women's soccer standout Mia Hamant, ensuring her courage, light, and love for the game continue to inspire generations to come.
A smiling female goalkeeper in a pink Adidas jersey with \"BIG WASHINGTON 00\" and black gloves runs, high-fiving a line of female teammates in white uniforms. They stand on a sunny green soccer field, extending hands to greet her. One teammate wears a wristband with \"WORK.\"A young woman in a hospital bed, wearing a blue gown and nasal cannula, smiles while holding two plush toys. A young man leans over her, smiling. Behind them, a hospital monitor shows readings 125/87, 94, 95%, 36.7, and a green sign reads \"INDEPENDENT MOBILITY.\"
Five smiling young women, likely soccer players, stand shoulder-to-shoulder on a promenade overlooking the ocean at dusk. They wear blue 'HUSKIES SOCCER' shirts, black shorts, and athletic shoes. A metal railing is behind them.Two women in athletic shirts, viewed from behind, embrace. The left woman, with a long braid, wears a pink shirt with 'HUSKIES' on the back. The right woman has curly blonde hair and a dark blue shirt. Another person is partially visible on the far left. Dark background.
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Oct 8
Today, UW President Robert J. Jones spoke at his first State of the University Address. In it, he covered vital topics and challenges to the University.
Watch the full speech here: youtube.com/live/FXt9V270v…
University of Washington President Robert J. Jones in a grey suit and glasses smiles widely, looking right. Behind him, a blurred man with dark hair also smiles. Light blue background.A man in a purple academic gown, cap, and sunglasses smiles while leaning against a large, dark metallic letter 'W'. He holds up three fingers in a 'W' or peace sign gesture. Bright green, leafy trees are visible in the background.
Two young men collaborate on a complex electronic device on a wooden table. One stands, wearing a black shirt with \"W HUSKIES\" on it, meticulously connecting wires. The other sits, smiling and looking at his colleague, with a silver Dell laptop open beside him.Aerial view of Seattle on a bright day. A dense campus with buildings and trees fills the foreground. Lake Union is in the midground, sparkling with sunlight, dotted with boats, marinas, and spanned by bridges. The downtown Seattle skyline with the Space Needle rises in the distance.
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Oct 8
"We must make the UW more affordable and accessible. We must deepen partnerships that turn proximity to value. We must defend research as a national investment. We must strengthen trust between this University and the people we serve."

- President Robert J. Jones
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Oct 8
Read more about the new strategic plan that sets a clear vision for the next five years at the UW and establishes four pillars to guide the institution’s choices and investments.

Link: washington.edu/strategicplan
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Oct 8
"We are situated at the epicenter of innovation. But proximity is an advantage only if we turn it into meaningful relationships."

The Puget Sound region has:
17 Fortune 500 Companies
40 Tech firms valued at $1B+
200 Health/medicine non profits
900+ aerospace companies
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Oct 8
The UW has historically been among the largest recipients of federal research dollars.

"If we do not swiftly turn the tide on federal research funding, what we lose as a nation will not be easily reversed."
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Oct 8
"I want to underscore the vital role the University of Washington plays in our state's economy and well-being." - President Robert J. Jones

-UW generates $21 billion of annual economic impact on the state of Washington.
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Oct 8
Husky Undergrads:
71% complete at least one internship
80% participate in research
15-18% study abroad
70% join a student organization
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Oct 8
"As a comprehensive research university, we are equipped to prepare students for the jobs that do not yet exist. " - President Robert J. Jones
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Oct 8
71% of UW student graduate with no known debt, but we will keep working to increase that number.
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Oct 8
“There is no university better prepared than the University of Washington to advance and accelerate our three-part mission: commitment to student success, discovery and innovation that change the world, and strengthening the communities we serve. Today, that is truer than ever."
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Oct 8
UW President Robert J. Jones invites you to his first State of the University Address. He'll reflect on his first year as president & share his vision & the UW’s strategy for the future as it navigates the challenges & opportunities ahead.
Tune in here: youtube.com/live/FXt9V270v…
President Robert J. Jones in a suit with a purple tie & pocket square, smiles with arms crossed. Text: 'STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS. President Robert J. Jones will give his first State of the University Address today at 10:30 a.m.'
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