Dawg Daze 2026 takes place September 23-October 2, 2026. Events are hosted by Departments and Registered Student Organizations across campus – event times, dates, and details may change at the discretion of the event host leading up to, and throughout, Dawg Daze.
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What did this landscape look like before it became home to the University of Washington?
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The Indigenous Walking Tour emphasizes “Place,” a concept rooted in storytelling about the Indigenous knowledge systems tied into the natural landscape all around the UW campus.
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Explore UW Libraries spaces, services, and resources via this online or in person self-guided tour.
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Join UW Recreation for FREE Yoga, Meditation, Movement, Fitness, and Dance classes during Preview Week.
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Friday, October 2nd, 9:00am-9:30am Location: Virtual, https://washington.zoom.us/j/95620800554 Description: Are you ready to get the most out of your health services?
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Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey?
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Come see us at the UW Visitor Center!
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Between 9/23 and 10/2 show your Husky ID at the Woodland Park Zoo or use the code Dawgs2095 online to get half off your purchase of 2 tickets for the Woodland Park Zoo! For most up-to-date hours of operation please visit zoo.org Search ‘Meet-up and Go’ in the search bar to find Meet-up and Go events to visit with other New Huskies!
Curious about learning more about programs in the Humanities?
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Discover ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) and Daily Life as a Cadet Are you intrigued by the ROTC program and curious about the life of a Cadet?
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Startup Studio is Lavin’s flagship event for incoming freshmen and sophomores.
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Visit the current exhibitions on view at the Henry Art Gallery, a museum for contemporary art and ideas on the University of Washington campus.
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Free 2-hour Paddleboard/Boat Rental at the WAC for First Year Students with valid Student Husky Card.
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The Husky Coding Project (HCP) info session serves as the primary gateway for students looking to bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world software engineering.
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This event will be a casual tea time open to any students.
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