First steps
Two criminal justice faculty members played key roles in the implementation of the First Step Act, a national effort to to create a path to release for prisoners convicted of non-violent drug offenses and help them transition smoothly to civilian life. Learn more >>>
Celebrating 100 years
The Department of Physics and Astronomy is hosting a yearlong celebration of its long history of achievement and strong foundation for the future. Learn more >>
Meyers Point Environmental Field Station
The 95-acre site near Olympia is a hidden gem for biogeochemists, mathematicians, archeologists, and educators exploring the urban–rural interface. Find out more >>
Why do we dance?
Anthropology professor Ed Hagen and Crimson Girls coach Kaila Evenoff on why humans—and birds, bees, and other animals—wiggle, flutter, step, and leap. Read more >>
STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
Undergraduate Research
It’s more than just lab coats. You might develop a sculpture technique, study ancient documents, or discover how to make solar panels more efficient.
Graduate Education and Training
Pursue your thirst for knowledge and gain a competitive advantage with an advanced degree.
Grand Challenges
The College of Arts and Sciences provides fundamental support, collaboration, innovation, and creativity to achieve broad societal impact.