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  • Digital Content Producer, UW News
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The Woodland Park Zoo celebrates new babies this spring

The Woodland Park Zoo celebrates new babies this spring

SEATTLE - The Woodland Park Zoo is celebrating babies this spring. Today, they welcomed the two newest member…

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Social media highlights: UW News 2025

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By Alex Bartick
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UW News blog This year, the UW News social media team shared stories from the University of Washington community with reporters, news outlets and our social media followers. We also promoted special events happening around campus. Here are some of favorite moments from 2025. Welcome President Jones! The Board of Regents named Robert J. Jones the 34th President of the UW. Jones visited campus a few days later and talked about his excitement to join the University.
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Social media highlights: UW News 2024

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By Alex Bartick
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UW News UW News blog This year, the UW News social media team shared the inspiring stories of work being done by the University of Washington community with reporters, news outlets and our social media followers. We also shared special events happening around campus with our community. National Championship Game 2024 started off with the NCAA National Championship game between the Washington Huskies and the Michigan Wolverines.
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UW historian on medieval European monsters, and the meaning of monsters

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By Alex Bartick
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UW Notebook  |  Video Zombies, werewolves, demons and countless other monsters have been part of society for as long as humanity has existed. In medieval times, they appeared in almost every church in Europe, from artwork to stained glass to sculptures. These monsters also decorated the margins of manuscripts, sometimes even appearing as the main characters. In modern society, monsters appear in movies, books and television shows.
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