Events for September 29, 2026

Starting university can feel overwhelming, but you're not alone! If you're wondering how to manage your time, stay focused during study sessions, or balance academic demands with everything else competing for your attention, we’ve got you covered. Join us for an interactive session with peer Academic Success Coaches where we’ll explore common questions first-year students face, including how to improve focus, manage distractions, and make the most of your attentional capacity in a busy academic environment. You’ll also get practical tips...

Are you enrolled in a Math course? Will you be taking one in the future? Are you nervous about how to succeed or wondering about what's expected of you in classes? Come learn how to do well in your first college-level math class at UW, how to navigate office hours, how to study and form study groups and hear about the different resources, like CLUE, that can help you succeed academically. Invest 60 minutes of your free time now to...

Join us for the New Husky Networks Welcome Mixer! New Husky Networks are groups of incoming students who share common interests. Learn more and join NHN here: https://nstp.uw.edu/nhnetworks. You'll have a chance to connect with students in the networks you're interested in and enjoy free drinks and snacks! 

Are you enrolled in a biology course? Will you be taking one in the future? Are you nervous about how to succeed or wondering about what's expected of you in classes? Come learn how to do well in your first college-level biology class at UW, how to navigate office hours, how to study and form study groups and hear about the different resources, like CLUE, that can help you succeed academically. Invest 60 minutes of your free time now to...

Are you interested in getting involved in an engineering-related student organization fair? Engineering Launch is one of the College of Engineering's biggest events of the year, where students get to meet various engineering-related club and competition teams across our departments! All UW students are welcome to join! RSVP is required and please visit this Linktree and more information will be published when we get closer to the event date: https://linktr.ee/engrlaunch

What did this landscape look like before it became home to the University of Washington? How has it changed since the first building was built here 130 years ago? Which histories have been popularized by those in power, and which have quietly been forgotten? The Husky History Exploration highlights ten landmarks significant to the university’s natural, indigenous, colonial, and political histories. Visit these spaces in any order and learn about the University of Washington’s past and present. Write down the...