UW Online Updates

Want to own a business without starting from scratch? Entrepreneurship through acquisition offers a faster, lower-risk path by buying and growing existing small businesses. Learn more during our next Expert Insights webinar on Dec. 4 at 5 p.m. Event details and registration info .

All UW offices are closed on Tuesday, November 11 for Veterans Day . We will be honoring UW Veterans at a ceremony on the Seattle campus at the Medal of Honor Memorial at 11 AM. 

 Every November, the UW community enjoys 3 Holidays with no classes. Our Online Learning Team also gets to have these days off, so please plan ahead to ensure you have what you need if you are planning to do course work over these holidays: Tuesday, November 11: Veterans' Day 🌺🕊️🕯️ Thursday, November 27: Thanksgiving Day 🦃🍠🏈 Friday, November 28: Native American Heritage Day 💜💛💜

"We are equipped to meet this moment together, and I am honored to join this community. I invite you all to come together as we write the next chapter in the history of the University of Washington." - President Robert J. Jones

Who’s ready to ShakeOut!? Dubs sure is! The Great ShakeOut earthquake drill is October 16. Every year, millions across the globe participate. When the ground starts shaking, the best way to protect yourself is simple: DAWG (Drop), COVER, and HOLD ON!

 It's September, which means you may detect a chill in the air and you may be taking an Autumn quarter course that starts this month.  We want to make sure you know this is a place where you can find out about the technologies used in your courses, but this info is coming from outside the UW Online Dashboard from our Blogger site . In case there is a technological issue where you cannot access the UW Online Dashboard, we'll tell you about it here! So, make a note of this URL: https://uwodashboard.blogspot.com/ Have a great September, whatever you are up to!

Rubin Observatory with Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS. Image Credit: RubinObs/NOIRLab/SLAC/DOE/NSF/AURA/H. Stockebrand Join the hunt for comets in the most ambitious astronomical survey ever undertaken! Rubin Comet Catchers!