Daniel Hoffman, an anthropologist and faculty at the Jackson School and Comparative History of Ideas, is featured in this UW News release on April 7 about co-producing “The Maple Cutter,” a documentary

Smadar Ben-Natan, associate faculty and post-doctoral scholar in Israel Studies at the Stroum Center for Jewish Studies, has received a 2021-2022 Harry Frank Guggenheim Distinguished Scholar Foundation grant for the

In a 30-minute interview that aired March 2 at noon with host Libby Denkmann of KUOW’s Soundside program, Jackson School lecturer Taso Lagos, who teaches Hellenic Studies and founded the UW Study

Jackson School Professor Deborah Porter’s new book “The Evolution of Chinese Filiality: Insights from the Neurosciences” (Routledge 2022) brings a fresh interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of ancient Chinese history, creating a

In winter quarter 2022, over 100 international studies and global and regional studies seniors and several juniors completed the Jackson School’s Donald C. Hellmann Task Force Program, a capstone course

In an article titled, “Biden warns Americans are at high risk of Russian cyberattacks after Ukraine invasion: What you should do right now” faculty Jessica Beyer is quoted.

How much progress is the world making in the shift away from fossil fuels and in reducing global emissions? What could a series of actions be to help contribute to

A Nov. 2021 article by Jackson School faculty Scott L. Montgomery, an energy expert, that was originally published in The Conversation is referenced in a March 16, 2022 article titled,

In a Wired magazine article “Russian missiles and space debris,” Saadia Pekkanen is quoted on how as the war in Ukraine continues, the growing debris in low Earth orbit is a

Glennys Young, Jackson School Professor and chair of the Department of History, is quoted in an article that was published on March 15 titled, “World War III has likely begun” about