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...
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. The Indigenous Walking Tour was created by UW alumnus Owen L. Oliver and is dedicated to Indigenous students, past, present, and future. Review the Virtual Indigenous Walking Tour, download the Indigenous Walking Tour brochure, and visit the stops.
Explore UW Libraries spaces, services, and resources via this online or in person self-guided tour. Visit popular UW Libraries including Odegaard Undergraduate Library and Suzzallo & Allen Libraries and learn about library resources and services available to UW students. Complete the tour during Dawg Daze and enter a drawing for a $25 e-gift card. Note: Check library hours if visiting libraries in person. A valid Husky Card ID is required for entry to Odegaard, Health Sciences, and Li Lu Libraries.
The America at 250 : Moments that Made Us exhibit explores America’s founding ideals through pivotal turning points in history. On display are primary sources from early American history including a guide book to the Centennial Exhibition in 1876 and newspapers from the Bicentennial in 1976. Read the front page of the Boston Globe from 1876. See how children lived in the Colonies. Find out if you would pass a citizenship test with an interactive quiz. The exhibit features national...
Join UW Recreation for FREE Yoga, Meditation, Movement, Fitness, and Dance classes during Preview Week. Take time out to move your body, increase your energy, have some fun, and get your quarter started with wellness in mind! Visit here to learn more information about UW Recreation and Preview Week Classes! *Space is limited, first come first served. Please check the Preview Week Class Schedule on our website for details.
Looking to meet other international Christian students on campus? Come connect with International Student Ministry, make new friends, and enjoy free donuts. You're also welcome to join us for church afterwards!
Whether you’ve been to church a hundred times or you’re just curious to check it out, come with us this Sunday! We’ll be meeting at Denny Field, then heading out together, grabbing some seats, and probably some coffee too. It's a great chance to connect, worship, and maybe even grab lunch after. Come as you are — bring a friend, bring your questions, or just bring yourself. We’d love to have you with us!
Come join Bird Club at UW in the Union Bay Natural Area for a morning of birding! Bird Club at UW is a fun and informative space for exploring the birds of our area. We aim to welcome and promote the appreciation of local avifauna, open to all levels of experience. Club meetings include guest speakers and bird-themed activities-- and of course, the club hosts group excursions to outdoor areas so we can watch birds firsthand. Meet in front of...
Are you a Christian looking for a church community, curious about learning more about Christianity, or wanting to experience church in America? Join ISM for a time of worship and connection with other international students! We're a home away from home for international students where anyone is welcome to explore Christianity and ask questions. Come check us out, and bring a friend!
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!
Want to check out a new church in Seattle and make some friends? Join RUF in attending our home church, Trinity Church Seattle in Ballard! We'll meet at 9:45 AM in the Burke Museum Parking Lot to make it to the start of service at 10:45. Lunch will be provided after the service! RUF (Reformed University Fellowship) is a Christian RSO that invites students to ask good questions, make good friends, and hear good news. We'd love to see you...
Join the Society for Ecological Restoration, UW Chapter (SER-UW) for a Restoration Relay at our Crow Crossroads restoration site! Come help us beautify our campus while learning more about opportunities with SER-UW. Teams will compete to remove as many invasive plants as they can during a short work party. All supplies will be provided. We will meet in front of Anderson Hall, make our way to Crow Crossroads for the relay, and finish with a social hour in the Anderson...
Free 2-hour Paddleboard/Boat Rental at the WAC for First Year Students with valid Student Husky Card. Limit 1 use per Husky Card. Come explore the Arboretum or the Union Bay Natural Area from a new perspective! We rent paddleboards, canoes, single kayaks, and double kayaks to the UW Community and the public. We offer discounted rates if you have your current Student or Employee Husky Card (around 25% and 15% respectively)! During Dawg Daze, First Year Students (with their Husky Card) can rent any of...
Visit the current exhibitions on view at the Henry Art Gallery, a museum for contemporary art and ideas on the University of Washington campus. Admission to the Henry is free to all visitors. Current Exhibitions Day-to-Day: Rhythm, Routine, Resistance Jul 11, 2026 – Jan 3, 2027 Joiri Minaya: To Hell with Hibiscus Jul 25, 2026 – May 2, 2027 Eric-Paul Riege: ojo|-|ólǫ́ Mar 14, 2026 – Oct 25, 2026 “Every Picture Somewhat of an Experiment”: Helen Frankenthaler Prints Jul 5,...
Join us this Sunday at First Love Church for worship, community, and a message from the Bible. Whether you’re a Christian, exploring faith, or simply looking for a place to connect, you’re welcome here. Come meet new people, build genuine community, and discover what God has for you. 11:00 AM • Oak Hall Denny Room RSVP Here!
Join us for a 20-minute sailboat cruise on Lake Washington for the UW recreational sailing club’s Autumn Quarter Open House event! Come meet the student-run Washington Yacht Club based out of the UW Waterfront Activities Center right by Husky Stadium! We teach sailing year-round on Union Bay and beyond; and we would love to have you on board a boat bound for Lake Washington; with sights of the campus waterfront; the wildlife of Union Bay; and Mount Rainier from the...
Undergraduate Connection Meetings are part of New Husky Welcome Day: three events, one tradition. Attend the official University Welcome (Convocation) with your family and new friends, connect with new first-year students or peers in your First-year Interest Group (FIG), E-FIG, or GEN ST 205, and take your class W Photo as one Husky Family. We will take the “W” Photo rain or shine! We encourage you to show your Husky spirit however that works for you. Our official colors are...
Husky Kickoff is part of New Husky Welcome Day: three events, one tradition. Attend the official University Welcome (Convocation) with your family and new friends, connect with new first-year students or peers in your First-year Interest Group (FIG), E-FIG, or GEN ST 205, and take your class W Photo as one Husky Family. We will take the “W” Photo rain or shine! We encourage you to show your Husky spirit however that works for you. Our official colors are purple...
Interested in Mahjong? Already know how to play? Beginner or experienced player, drop by and come play a few rounds! We can teach and are experienced in many variants -- bring your own set or use one of ours!
Come join Undergraduate Women in Business to learn about how you can grow personally and professionally as you enter college! Take polaroids to document one of your first days, play lawn games, and have the opportunity to win prizes, all while chatting with current exec!
Join us for an open contemporary class with the Developpe Dance Club! This class is open to students of any level. Whether you have years of dance experience or you would like to learn contemporary for the first time, there is space for you in the class. There is no required dress code for the class. Just wear something you feel comfortable dancing in. Come learn about the Developpe Dance Club and meet other students who are interested in dance!...
Join the Intramurals crew for some free lawn games, including cornhole, Spikeball and KamJam! Learn more about the Intramurals program, win prizes and practice for our upcoming lawn games tournament this October.
Climb for free with us, make new friends in the climbing community at UW, and see what Crags Climbing Center has to offer. Even if you’re new to climbing, we’ll have staff members on hand with tips on how to get started bouldering or give you on info on our climbing classes. Bring your own climbing shoes if you have them, or free rentals will be provided if you don’t (first come first served). No obligation to buy a Crags Quarter Pass but with our affordable prices we are sure you’ll want...
Come explore the IMA (Intramural Activities Building) and take part in all that UW Recreation has to offer. Drop-in Activities: Head down for fun and join the action with drop-in activities such as dodgeball, basketball, volleyball, badminton, roller skating and archery. All drop-in activities are available from 4:00-7:00pm. *All classes are first come, first serve and space is limited* Classes: Electro Cycle (5-5:50p; 6-6:50pm) Unlike any cycling class you have taken before! This high energy “night” ride features uniquely crafted playlists, visuals...
4 – 5 PM • Red Square Join us for our Sunday service with music, community, and outdoor worship.
Join UW Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) on a tour of transportation modes across Seattle! This event is for both students interested in transportation engineering and planning along with anyone wanting to learn how to use Seattle's public transit. Using our U-Passes we will take the light rail and other modes of transit to a fun destination, showing how you can successfully explore Seattle car free, while learning about the extensive Seattle transit system. Make sure to join our tour...
Looking for a church service near UW? Resound is the church a lot of Acts2Fellowship students and staff attend on Sundays, and we want to invite you to check out our service where we love to hear from God's Word together! We meet every Sunday just a couple blocks away from campus at 45th Loft with students and young professionals from around the Seattle area. Address: 4507 University Wy NE Check out our Instagram @a2f.uw
Come watch a free night of comedy on 9/27 @ARC 147 @6pm! Comedians from UW Comedy Club will be performing standup comedy that is sure to make you, and your friends laugh! Writers from Off Leash News will be there to deliver their insanely funny comedy news articles and videos! You don’t want to miss this! After the free comedy show brought to you by UW Comedy Club and Off Leash News, there will be a Q&A section if you...
Join Husky Jam for our annual Dawg Daze concert! This free show will feature a lineup of five student bands. Stay tuned for the lineup announcement! Husky Jam is an RSO that produces on-campus live concerts, spotlighting student musicians. Our team is fully student-run, made up of our admin, operations, tech, media, and business teams. We also host jam sessions and open mics for musicians to meet each other and show off their music. Whether you’re looking to get involved...
Not your ordinary outdoor movie night, this screening will project various short films made by UW students! It's a chance to meet fellow filmmakers, get acquainted with the CMS program itself, and watch some fire films. 🎥 Bring your picnic blankets and favorite snacks and enjoy the show! Come for the films, but stick around for the chance to meet the filmmakers and make new friends. We are planning to screen a variety of films: a dark comedy about hazing,...
Join Swing Kids at UW as we venture to Reverie Ballroom in Capitol Hill for an exciting night of Lindy Hop social dancing! We are meeting at the U District light rail station at 8:30-- bring your student ID for $5 admission to a night of dancing, plus a 30-minute beginner lesson (all skill levels welcome!) from professionals. Swing Kids at UW are a group of college students dedicated to learning Lindy Hop swing. Lindy Hop is a partner dance...
Join Bird Buddies on our first birdwatching expedition of the year! We'll be exploring the Union Bay Natural Area (UBNA) and enjoying the nature found right next-door to campus. We'll have 3 sessions: an 8 am-10 am session, a 12 pm- 2 pm session, and a 4pm-6pm session, and we'll meet in front of the Husky Track. No need to know anything about birds or have binoculars, just bring yourself and some comfortable shoes! Please fill out this RSVP Form...
Join SARVA (Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Activists) in crafting Survivor Love Letters! Come create heartfelt letters and anonymous messages of support for survivors of sexual assault and relationship violence. All letters will be donated to @solid_ground_wa, a nonprofit that helps relocate and support survivors of domestic violence. SARVA will provide all sorts of colorful paper, writing equipment, and stickers to decorate letters with, so just bring yourself and friends to meet a supportive community! About SARVA: SARVA is an entity of...
Ever wondered how large a solitary confinement cell is in Washington state prisons? Spoiler alert: it's quite terrible! So terrible, in fact, that UW does not allow researcher's to inflict the conditions of solitary confinement on animal research subjects. However, the Washington Department of Corrections inflicts such standards on hundreds of people every day. Join us to see a model of a solitary cell and a demonstration on the effects of solitary confinement on incarcerated people.We will provide snacks, refreshments,...
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey? Stop by the UW Study Abroad table in Rainier Vista to learn about the exciting opportunities waiting for you! Whether you're dreaming of cultural immersion, global career experience, or unforgettable adventures, there's a program for you. Come chat with our team, ask questions, and start planning your journey. Studying abroad can change how you see the world (and yourself) so come find out what’s possible! We can’t wait to meet you!
Come see us at the UW Visitor Center! We are here to help new and current UW students, staff, and faculty too! Stop by for information, directions to your class, or with any questions. We are on the ground floor of Odegaard Library, next to By George Cafe. Our friendly student staff can share their Husky Experience and you can pick up a UW sticker.
Join us for an informative Nursing Information Session where you will learn about our nursing programs, admission requirements, application process, and career opportunities in the healthcare field. This session is ideal for prospective students looking to being their nursing career. Our admission advisor will be able to answer questions and provide guidance on how to get started. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your future in nursing!
Want to make a difference in your community while building experience in health education? Stop by the ETCH table to meet our officers and see how you can get involved in community health education across Seattle! ETCH volunteers work with local shelters and community organizations to make useful health information easier to understand. Come see what we have been working on and hear how you can join an upcoming session. Students from all majors are welcome, and no prior healthcare...
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!
New international undergraduate students are invited to a full day of connection and discovery with CIRCLE at the University of Washington. The event includes morning sessions on immigration, health, and safety, followed by a Seattle scavenger hunt, a student panel, and a closing pizza party to help students build community and ease into campus life. This is a registration-only event. For more information, visit: CIRCLE Undergrad Day Agenda summary: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm: Breakfast & Info Session; Location: Alder Hall, Room:...
Join the Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) B.S. degree academic adviser to learn about this hidden major in the UW School of Medicine. If you are interested in a hands-on, practical major that utilizes science knowledge, provides patient care but doesn't require a medical degree, join us to find out more about the MLS profession and major that has been on campus for almost 75 years!
Have you been involved in leadership activities in high school? Interested in growing as a leader at UW? Leadership is developed through experience, collaboration, and connection with peers. Whether you’re experienced or just getting started, join this interactive info session to explore opportunities to learn, practice, and build your leadership skills at UW.
Are you enrolled in a chemistry course? Are you nervous about how to succeed or wondering about what's expected of you in the quiz section? Come learn from a faculty member and a tutor how to do well in your first college-level chemistry class, how to navigate office hours, how to study and form study groups and hear about the different resources that can help you succeed academically. Invest 60 minutes of your free time now to gain back hours...
Thinking about a career in libraries and archives, publishing and editing, or in a field dedicated to preserving and making accessible cultural materials and documents, both physical and digital? Interested in learning to work with historical artifacts like early printed books, medieval manuscripts, and archival and cultural documents, and with digital tools for creating online editions and archives for such materials? Curious to explore the role of databases and search algorithms in shaping how, today, we find, access, and understand...
Come by our table on the Quad to meet current RUF UW students, learn a little about RUF, and grab some free coffee and donuts. RUF is a Christian RSO that invites students from all faith backgrounds to ask good questions, make good friends, and hear good news. We'd love to see you there!
Business Ethics Association (a Foster RSO) annually hosts a "How to get into Foster" event for freshmen and others considering standard admission to Foster. We will go over all the requirements for Foster admission, provide students with information and materials, and go over areas that provide further support for the GPA rubric and WSA exam.
We're Husky Science Olympiad! We host Science Olympiad tournaments on campus - providing a fun, exciting place for middle and high schoolers to learn about science and engineering. If you're interested in joining us, we'll be talking about our plans for hosting an invitational and the Northwest Div C competition this school year at this info session!
Interested in renewable energy, engineering, or the business behind renewables? Join Washington Wave for pizza, legos, new friends, and a renewable energy-themed competition to win a special lego set! Washington Wave is UW’s marine renewable energy club. Every year, we design, build, test, and create a full business plan for a wave energy converter for the Marine Energy Collegiate Competition. Beyond the technical work, our core mission is building a supportive community for all students to learn and contribute meaningfully....
Curious about what a career in the legal field could look like? Come hang out with the Law & Business Association for a fun introduction to the pre-law world at UW! Whether you’re already on the pre-law track or just curious about the intersection of business and law, this is a chance to ask questions, meet like-minded students, and learn more about where a career in law could take you. Snacks will be provided
EWB-UWS is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit student organization that researches, designs, and implements engineering projects that help communities around the world meet their human needs. Interested in trying it out as well? Join us at our event to simulate an example project! No technical or previous engineering knowledge is needed. We have a place in the club for everyone, no matter their major or experience level. Check out our projects on https://ewbuws.org/. We look forward to seeing you all at...
This event will be a free-entry casual tournament for the video game Super Smash Brothers Melee. Come and meet other UW students who are also Melee beginners! Here at Smash Club, we love building our community around making new friends in a competitive atmosphere, and we’re always looking for new members to join us! No previous experience and no controller required!
Love to sing? Come join UW Awaaz for an exciting, interactive vocal workshop! In this session, you will learn a piece of one of our signature South Asian fusion arrangements and sing in harmony with the group. We will also share what life is like as an Awaaz member during the academic year and walk you through everything you need to know about our upcoming audition process. No prior experience is required. Just bring your energy and your voice!
Join Institutional Climate Action to make some planet-friendly crafts and watch Ghost in the Machine, a documentary that takes a critical look at how AI intersects with fascism, and how humanity can continue to uphold their agency in the face of its global boom. Come and learn about how to get involved with climate activism on the UW campus, meet like-minded students, and discuss your thoughts on the film!
Pup Support is an RSO dedicated to fostering community connections between college students who find themselves in an unfamiliar environment or in need of fun activities to enjoy with friends (or strangers!) We don't charge for the majority of our events and seek to educate students about mental health and the resources available to them during our General Community Meetings. We are also active on Instagram, where we post informational slideshows that are hand-drawn by our talented graphics team (@pupsupport)....
Meet Dawg House Pizza! 🍕🐾 Grand Opening — September 28 Huskies, the wait is over! Dawg House Pizza is officially here, and we’re celebrating its grand opening during Dawg Daze on September 28! Follow the pizza! Husky Den 10:15 a.m. — Ribbon cutting Local Point 11:00 a.m. — Ribbon cutting Center Table 11:45 a.m. — Ribbon cutting Named by Huskies, for Huskies, Dawg House Pizza is the newest pizza concept on campus. Join us at all three campus locations for ribbon cuttings, FREE pizza for 1 hour after...
Come learn more about UW Surgery Interest Association (SIA), an 140 member active RSO for pre-health students interested in surgery! Meet the board, learn about opportunities for our members, and play a surgery themed game of jeopardy with your peers!
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! Looking for a group to go with? Head to Red Square join a group of other students and Dawg Daze Leaders and explore together! Groups will meet at Red Square and take the 44 bus to the zoo. Groups will leave 10 minutes after posted times. Don't...
The Suzzallo and Allen Libraries is the largest library of the eleven libraries on campus. It houses over 2 million print volumes spanning all the major disciplines. There is over 350,000 square feet of freely accessible space, with more than 600 study seats. Give your research a boost by tapping into the rich expertise of Suzzallo and Allen Libraries’ professional librarians and staff. In academic year 2026/27, we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the construction of the iconic Suzzallo Library.
Join us to learn about amazing opportunities for you to work on your own startup or with a startup while in school! The UW Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship works with students of every major and discipline, whether they are merely curious about startups and entrepreneurship or passionate about starting their own company while in college.
Are you interested in neuroscience, psychology, and/or biology? Are you passionate about accessibility to higher education? If you said yes, we are the RSO for you! Join us to watch a LIVE human brain demonstration! This will be followed by an information session about our RSO, Grey Matters Journal. Our leadership will tell you how we make neuroscience more accessible, from an undergraduate-based journal production to K-12 student outreach events! We can't wait to see you there!
Join us for a fun round of Climate Trivia! We will start with intros and ice breakers to help form teams for a fun round of trivia themed around climate change, UW, and environment facts. Top teams can win prizes! You can learn about how the UCo can help you on your climate science journey; sign up to join the PCC Undergraduate Cohort; and enjoy good company along the way. Interested in climate science and connecting with other undergraduates studying...
If you are someone who wants to make an impact on the world or meet people who want to learn how youth can be global changemakers, come to AIESEC in Seattle's Information Session. With free food and drinks, we invite you to learn about our RSO. If you are a student who is majoring in Social Sciences or another major, and are keen on learning about non-profits, we believe our RSO is the right fit for you. As an RSO...
Missed or can’t make the Post-Arrival Resource Fair? No worries — CIRCLE’s Mini Resource Fairs have you covered! Campus partners and local businesses will drop by our office on September 22, 23, and 28 to share resources, answer questions, and help you get set up for a smooth start at UW. Stop in, connect, and take care of the essentials — all in one friendly, convenient space.
Visit The Daily's open house to meet the editors, explore our newsroom, and learn how you can get involved. The Daily is the University of Washington's student news organization, producing a variety of content online and in print throughout the year. Established in 1891, The Daily has served the UW and U-District communities faithfully by seeking out and publishing the stories that matter to our readers. Come be part of our ongoing legacy, 130 years and counting. We are 100%...
The School of Environmental and Forest Sciences has two undergraduate majors; Is the Environmental Science and Terrestrial Resource Management (ESRM) major the right major for you? Please attend this in-person information session about the ESRM major hosted in SEFS's home building Anderson Hall. The session will cover what ESRM is, how ESRM students get involved in the department, and how to fulfill the ESRM Major's Minimum Requirements for admission. The session will be led by SEFS academic advisers, and SEFS...
Analog Club’s campus photowalk aims to bring together those interested in film photography at the UW, no experience required! Come join us for a walk around campus that will be geared toward taking photos on film and exploring new areas of campus. Meet a new friend along the way and connect with our team members to learn more about getting involved! Analog Club is a student RSO dedicated to uplifting film photographers at the UW and in the broader Seattle...
Come grab some fun drinks and snacks from us while getting our advice on how to survive your first year at UW! This a great way to learn more about being a student at UW and student's favorite places on/near campus. You can also grab a quick pick-me-up at the same time. We can't wait to see you there!
A few members from the CLUE Writing Center team will help you get a head start on your UW writing classes. This session will be a fun interactive look at the key differences between high school or community college writing and university writing, as well as give you an opportunity to meet some of the CLUE tutors and discover what resources the CLUE Writing Center (as well as other academic resource centers on campus) have to offer. This information will...
Come to the Dawg Daze Transfer Student Panel-Preparing for Success at UW session to hear directly from current UW transfer students about their experiences navigating the transition to the University of Washington. The panel will cover topics such as building community, connecting with academic advisers and campus resources, getting involved outside the classroom, and balancing academics with personal responsibilities. We hope this session will help new transfer students gain insight into the transfer experience, learn practical strategies for success, and feel more...
Curious about internships? Learn what internships are, why they matter, and how they can help you explore career interests, build experience, and prepare for future opportunities. We'll share practical strategies for finding internships, making the most of your time at UW, and using Handshake to discover opportunities that match your interests. Hosted by the Career & Internship Center.
Interested in exploring Economics (ECON) as a possible major? Connect with an academic advisor through a presentation about courses offered, Economics major options, the application process, departmental opportunities, and more. Be sure to bring any questions you may have! September 25 @ 11:00 AM - 12:00 noon September 28 @ 12:00 - 1:00 PM (VIRTUAL: https://washington.zoom.us/j/98690475016) September 30 @ 4:30 - 5:40 PM
Did you know that 17% of US methane emissions come from landfilling waste? Attend this session hosted by Recology and UW Recycling to learn how to reduce your impact by recycling and composting. Recology will share tips to eliminate ‘wish-cycling;’ and will share an exciting behind-the-scenes look at what happens to your recycling after it goes in the bin. Learn how to be a sustainable member of the UW community. Pizza will be provided for all attendees. We hope to...
Join Husky Robotics for an inside look at one of UW’s most competitive and hands on engineering teams. At this info session, you will learn how our student led team designs, builds, and tests autonomous Mars rovers for international competitions, while gaining real world experience across mechanical, electrical, software, science, and business disciplines. We will walk through our subteams, current projects, and what it is like to contribute to a large scale robotics system that mirrors industry and space exploration...
Join Bird Buddies on our first birdwatching expedition of the year! We'll be exploring the Union Bay Natural Area (UBNA) and enjoying the nature found right next-door to campus. We'll have 3 sessions: an 8 am-10 am session, a 12 pm- 2 pm session, and a 4pm-6pm session, and we'll meet in front of the Husky Track. No need to know anything about birds or have binoculars, just bring yourself and some comfortable shoes! Please fill out this RSVP Form...
Want to start the year off strong by making new friends and meeting new people? Learn about Unite UW, an on-campus cultural exchange program that builds bridges between domestic and international students at the University of Washington! Want to meet Huskies from all over the world? Excited to try new things (campfires, games, sight-seeing, food!) in the Seattle area? Join Unite UW to make new connections and find your community! Free pizza will be provided!
Have you ever been curious about sourdough goods? How does sourdough starter live, is it hard to keep alive, what even is sourdough? Join the Husky Baking Club to make and learn about sourdough. We will host a comprehensive class on what it is, how to keep it alive, and what to do with your sourdough starter as well as provide samples of different sourdough desserts!
The Filipino American Student Association's First-Year Workshop is open to all first-year University of Washington students looking to build community, discover campus resources, and develop strategies for a successful college experience. Whether you're searching for ways to get involved, make new friends, or learn how to navigate your first year, this workshop is designed to help you feel more connected and confident. Hear from experienced University of Washington students from across different majors during an upperclassmen panel and participate in...
Want to know what your blood type is? UW Future Health Professionals is hosting a free blood typing event in partnership with Bloodworks Northwest! Learn your blood type and pick up a sweet treat!
Join UW Student Life for the annual Puppy Playdate! This is an event that every pet-owner and pet-lover cannot miss! Bring your four-legged friends to the Quad for an afternoon of cuddles, playtime, and treats. Whether you want to bring your own dawg (or other fuzzy companion) or you just want to join in on the fun, everyone is welcome! While you’re here, you can learn more about the thousands of services, activities, events, and programs that are available to...
Stop by to grab herb sachets for your new dorm, apartment, or house! Use sachets as a moth repellant, air fresheners, or to hang in your closet. All herbs are locally grown at the UW Green Square Urban Garden. (Open to all UW students)
Grab some pizza and spark your curiosity about international affairs, global cultures, regional studies, politics, business, human rights, sustainability, or diplomacy! Join the Jackson School of International Studies to discover 6 undergraduate majors, 18 interdisciplinary minors, study abroad opportunities, internships, scholarships, career pathways, and a welcoming community of students passionate about making an impact around the world. Meet our advisers, students, and faculty to ask questions, explore your academic options, and learn how International Studies can complement almost any major...
Interested in Interdisciplinary Honors via Second Year Admission in 2026? Join us to learn more about integrating Honors into your UW Education! This session will briefly introduce you to the Honors Program mission and values and give you an idea of what to expect for the 2026 second-year application. Incoming freshmen who were not admitted to the Interdisciplinary Honors Program for Autumn 2025 are encouraged to attend!
You’ve probably heard that networking is important. But building meaningful connections doesn’t start when you need an internship, research opportunity, or job. It starts much earlier, often without you even realizing it. The classes you take, communities you join, interests you explore, and people you meet are already shaping who you are and where you might go next. It might sound simple, but making the most of these everyday connections takes practice. In this interactive workshop, you’ll put that practice...
Come learn about the Technology Consulting Association (TCA), UW’s premier AI and machine learning focused consultancy. Our interest meeting will contain more details about the club, explore what techology consulting looks like, and include a mini case competition. Join us at Dawgs Who Deploy to find out how you can get involved with TCA in the upcoming year!
Do you enjoy Japanese media such as Japanese games, music, manga and anime? If so, then join the original anime RSO of UW for a two-hour event to get a taste of the anime community here at UW! We’re here to introduce the Anime Discovery Project, a club that has been sharing new anime across all genres to fans for over 35 years! Drop by, make some new friends, enjoy get-to-know you activities, prize giveaways, and a special showing (chosen by...
Join the Design Build Fly team to learn how to fly RC airplanes on the flight simulator and get a shop tour of the #1 aircraft in the country for the 25-26 AIAA DBF competition! This open event is a great opportunity for newly admitted students to meet and connect with members from our different subteams!
Join Swing Kids at UW for a fun afternoon social dance in Red Square! We will be dancing the Lindy Hop-- you can join us for our beginner lessons on Sept. 23 and 26 or our ballroom outing on Sept. 27 for an introduction, although not required to have a good time at the jam. Swing Kids at UW are a group of college students dedicated to learning Lindy Hop swing. Lindy Hop is a partner dance developed in the...
Come spend an exciting afternoon full of energy-boosting dances during THE KOMPANY’s first Random Play Dance of the year! Showcasing engaging performances from our dance team and the opportunity to flaunt your own skill, this event is sure to be fun for everyone! Bring your friends and dance your heart out or come just to watch people breaking it down! Stay at the end to film a Kommunity Cover which will be posted on our YouTube!
Come test your crafting and engineering skills at the UGMP Egg Drop! You and your team will have two hours to create a contraption from provided materials, capable of safely delivering the egg from the Physics Courtyard Balcony to the Burke-Gilman Trail below. Teamwork is encouraged: come with your team or be ready to make new friends. Shelters will be judged in two categories: durability and creativity of design. Prizes include some serious bragging rights. Schedule: 1-3 pm Drop-in crafting...
RAREserved is a student organization at the University of Washington bringing attention to rare diseases in our community. RAREserved seeks to amplify voices to make knowledge about rare diseases accessible and engaging by telling real stories of those impacted by a rare disease. RAREserved conducts interviews and creates narrative articles that shares an individual's experience, as well as research articles that inform of the science and biology behind rare diseases. We seek to educate our audience on rare disease topics...
Join Living Water Fellowship for a fun afternoon of Korean traditional games! Enjoy outdoor activities such as Yutnori and Tuho while learning about Korean culture and making new friends. Snacks and special prizes will be provided, so don’t miss out! Come play, connect, and have fun with us!
Conditions in space are very different from the luxury we have on Earth, whether that be temperature, radiation, available power, etc. We can't just put a MacBook CPU in a satellite-- but we still need a computer that can receive, process, and send data while being hundreds of kilometers away from earth. Several issues can arise; whether it's data connection getting cut off, not having enough space for wires, or ionizing radiation causing parts of computer memory to just... not...
Interested in a career in a health profession? Interested in how people's health is affected by their environment? This interactive session will support pre-med & pre-med curious students as they learn about the BS in Environmental Public Health and how this degree would prepare them for a career in medicine. Join Janet Hang, Counseling Services Coordinator and Dan Poux, Manager of Career Services as they help you reflect on what you want/need to do before graduation and before application to...
Are you enrolled in a Physics course? Are you nervous about how to succeed or wondering about what's expected of you in the quiz section? Come learn from a faculty member and a tutor how to do well in your first college-level Physics class, how to navigate office hours, how to study and form study groups and hear about the different resources that can help you succeed academically. Invest 60 minutes of your free time now to gain back hours...
Come meet skaters of the Figure Skating at UW team, learn what being recreational or competitive with our club looks like, and come to a public skate with us after!
Join UWROV from 1:30-2:30 PM for a live Q&A with the scientists and engineers of Nautilus Live, a network of ocean explorers who use underwater robots to livestream deep-sea exploration! After a short information session on our club and what we do, we'll be talking about ocean technology, science communication, and exciting discoveries from the deep. RSVP here! Submit questions here!
HuskyADAPT is a student organization at the University of Washington, Seattle campus that is dedicated to supporting accessible design and inclusive play technology. Join us for a Toy Adaptation Workshop where we'll teach you how to re-engineer toys with alternative activation methods to increase accessibility for children with disabilities. Learn about the HuskyADAPT community, our impact, and how to get involved. Students of all majors are welcome, no previous experience is necessary! Please RSVP here: 2026 HuskyADAPT Dawg Daze RSVP...
Join Scholars of Finance (SOF) for Donuts & Jeopardy! Come learn about SOF, munch down a donut, and team up with fellow Huskies in a fun Jeopardy-style contest! 🍩 This event is open to all students. Bring a friend or come alone! ✨
Come join us for an afternoon of outdoor games and learn about our club! If you are pre-health, passionate about fighting blood cancer, or just want to have some fun outside, we encourage you to join in! Blood Cancer United (formerly known as the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, or LLS) is dedicated to improving treatments and the quality of life for patients and families affected by blood cancer. The organization works toward this mission by funding research, providing patient support,...
Get to know the GWSS RSO with collage, snacks, and new connections! Founded in Spring 2025, the GWSS RSO is dedicated to building an inclusive campus community devoted to feminist, queer, and intersectional research and resistance. Feminism is a communal practice that challenges us to rethink how we care for each other and the spaces we inhabit. By coming together, talking, learning, creating, and exploring, the GWSS RSO hopes to foster communities of feminist action and support, both on and...
At LUX, as our slogan says, you'll get to meet people and make films! We are a community-oriented film production association and produce countless short films a year right here in Seattle. At our DawgDays Events, you will get to watch some of our past filmography and even make your own films! Our first event will be our welcome screening. A few days after that, our next event will be focused on teaching the basics of film production through a...
Are you interested in Fighting Games? We’re hosting a casual meeting for everyone to drop by and play! Come meet some new people and have a good time! We'll have Marvel Tokon, Tekken 8, Street Fighter 6, and Guilty Gear: Strive setups. Feel free to try a bunch of different games, no previous experience or controller required!
Come join Kappa Theta Pi for Insomnia Cookies, Family Feud, and an hour of friendly competition! Meet new people, connect with current KTP members, compete with your team, and win a prize! Kappa Theta Pi is a co-ed professional technology fraternity for students interested in tech, innovation, and community. Whether you want to learn more about KTP or are just looking for a fun way to kick off the school year, we'd love to see you there!
What’s better than outdoor live music? Absolutely nothing. Get ready—Fall Fling is back on the HUB Lawn with live performances, food trucks, and more! Join ASUW Arts & Entertainment and Dawg Daze for our annual kickoff concert featuring some of your favorite artists. Date: Monday, September 28 Time: 3–7 PM Location: HUB Lawn Lineup coming soon—save the date and follow us on Instagram for updates @asuwae
Are you interested in learning about studying data science at UW (or not quite sure what data science is)? This information session will introduce students to the interdisciplinary data science minor and explore what data science looks like across disciplines. Students will hear from faculty and advisers about their research, applications of data science in their respective fields, and course requirements to complete the minor. Whether you're interested in the humanities, social sciences, or STEM come learn about one of...
Looking for a way to meet new friends while serving the community? Come join Alpha Phi Omega (APO) in painting bucket hats that we will donate for charity to the UW Food Pantry! Get to know APO, the biggest international co-ed service fraternity at Dawg Daze! This event is an amazing low-stakes way to meet some of our brothers ahead of our Fall Rush Week. We will have everything you need for you to get creative in painting bucket hats...
Are you a transfer student interested in undergraduate research? Get a jump-start with this workshop for incoming transfer students in all disciplines to get up to speed on the resources and opportunities available for you to engage in faculty-mentored research at UW! In addition, learn about key library resources and services that support all forms of undergraduate research. Join Office of Undergraduate Research advisers, current undergraduate student researchers, and UW Libraries staff for this interactive, informational session. Stick around after...
Are you pre-med, pre-dent, pre-health, or interested in the healthcare field? Are you intrigued by the nuances of rural healthcare? Curious about the challenges and triumphs of medical professionals in underserved areas? Look no further! Join us for an info session hosted by Health Care Alternative Spring Break (HCASB), a registered student organization at the University of Washington. Our upcoming event is designed to provide you with an introduction to rural health and the social determinants of health that underlie...
Join Stage Notes, UW's first and only musical theater club on campus, for some back-to-school trivia! We'll have some theater-related questions, some general knowledge, and lots of opportunity to get to know our community. We can't wait to see you there!
Join The Husky Sailing Team for an on the water experience in dinghy sailboats. Come to Sail Sand Point by Magnuson Park to explore Lake Washington with one of our experienced sailors. We will have three sessions, meeting in front of the Architecture Hall (ARC) at 3:00 pm, 4:00 pm, and 5:00 pm. We will bus with you to Sail Sand Point, where we house our boats and run our practices. We will also provide life jackets. We will then...
Drop by our pop-up sukkah on campus from 3-4:30pm for some Sukkot snacks, fun activities, and a chance to meet other Jewish students! Upperclassmen and student leaders will be around to walk with you to scope out your classes, help you get oriented, and show you some of their favorite campus spots. Come grab a treat, say hi, and take a stroll with us!
Join us for an open ballet class with the Developpe Dance Club! This class is open to students of any level. Whether you have years of dance experience or you would like to learn ballet for the first time, there is space for you in the class. There is no required dress code for the class. Just wear something you feel comfortable dancing in. Come learn about the Developpe Dance Club and meet other students who are interested in dance! DDC...
Hear from the School of Public Health undergraduate majors: Public Health-Global Health; Environmental Public Health; Food Systems, Nutrition, and Health; and Health Informatics. Come visit each table and learn more about what each major entails, their requirements, and more! You will also be able to decorate a School of Public Health tote bag during this time. Tote bags are limited, and first comes, first served.
Interested students will learn about what it’s like to be in Hounds and join us in learning a piece of past repertoire which we will all sing together at the end of the rehearsal. Cookies provided. Q&A at the end! All experience levels welcome!
Beginner/Intermediate Jazz Class The Dance Student Association invites you to a lyrical dance class taught by Co-Secretary Lacey Dahl. This Beginner/Intermediate jazz class will begin with a warm up and then transition into skill development sequences created around a studio jazz style. Class will end with some choreography that integrates skills and concepts explored throughout class. Please wear comfortable clothes and footwear you can move freely in (socks, bare feet, or dance shoes). Finally and most importantly, be ready to...
Join us for an afternoon of solar viewing with AUEG! We will have telescopes (equipped with safe viewing filters) showing off beautiful features, such as solar flares and sunspots, of our sun. Our officers will also be present to talk about the club and answer any questions. We hope you can join us! The Astronomy Undergraduate Engineering Group (AUEG) is an RSO dedicated to working with, maintaining, and also hosting trips to UW's Manastash Ridge Observatory in Ellensburg, WA. We...
Join us for an unforgettable evening of rhythm and connection at Salsa Club at UW’s Dawg Daze event! Shake off your worries with a beginner salsa lesson, meet friendly faces, and groove to Latin beats. Whether you’re a rookie or a seasoned dancer, this is your chance to make new friends and reconnect with old pals. Don’t miss the chance to ignite your passion for dance and create lasting memories. Come bring comfortable shoes and let’s get dancing!
Join Fanfiction Club @ UW for a fun game of Fanfiction Jeopardy! Come ready to learn more about the club, meet new people, and get some FREE Fanfiction Club swag! Whether you're a longtime reader or just curious about fandom culture, everyone is welcome.
Join Bird Buddies on our first birdwatching expedition of the year! We'll be exploring the Union Bay Natural Area (UBNA) and enjoying the nature found right next-door to campus. We'll have 3 sessions: an 8 am-10 am session, a 12 pm- 2 pm session, and a 4pm-6pm session, and we'll meet in front of the Husky Track. No need to know anything about birds or have binoculars, just bring yourself and some comfortable shoes! Please fill out this RSVP Form...
Quiet Time Club is a safe space for shy, introverted, or reserved students. We are able to understand and support one another in ways that are difficult to find anywhere else on campus. We welcome anyone that would like to find community! During Dawg Daze events, we will get to know each other through some conversation-style games. Then, we'll settle into our usual meeting: you are free to bring a hobby, talk with us, or keep to yourself. There will...
Join us for a relaxed sip and sketch event during Orientation Week! Learn about our student organization and how we partner with La Resistencia to advocate for the rights and dignity of immigrants detained at the Northwest Detention Center. Through student organizing, education, advocacy, and community action, we work to support human rights and build solidarity on and off campus. Come color, meet new people, enjoy a drink, and discover how you can get involved—no experience necessary, and everyone is...
Wushu is a modern derivative of traditional Chinese Kung Fu that combines explosive power, graceful movements, and acrobatic techniques. It is a dynamic martial art that can be performed bare-handed or with a variety of weapons, such as broadswords, straight swords, staves, and spears. Join us for an exciting workshop where we will teach you the basics and give you the chance to try out some moves yourself! Whether you’re new to martial arts or have prior experience, this is...
Join UW Days For Girls to chat Menstrual Equity, make friendship bracelets, and learn about the club. Interested in women’s health, health equity, or just looking to meet new people? All majors are welcome! Come make new friends and get creative with us!
Join the Filipino American Student Association (FASA) for our New Member Social during Dawg Daze! This event is designed to help incoming and returning students connect with one another, learn more about FASA, and build community at the University of Washington. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet current members, participate in icebreakers and activities, and learn about upcoming programs and involvement opportunities within the organization. After that, we plan to take everyone to the Ave to grab Boba and...
Come learn about the Développé Dance Club and craft a cute charm for your dance bag! The event will begin with officer introductions and a short presentation about the club, then we will dive right into some crafting! Whether you're already a member or are still considering joining, you are more than welcome. This is your chance to hear about our club, get to know the officers, and make friends with other club members. Snacks will be provided. We can't...
Interested in healthcare experience? Great! We can connect you. We at MedConnect will provide a central hub for you to get involved with volunteering, shadowing, research, events, jobs, training and more. Some of our opportunities include Continuum Care, Downtown Emergency Service Center, and group volunteering with Seattle Children’s Hospital. Come learn more about MedConnect to see how you can be involved in clinical experience and volunteering. We will be hosting some fun activities and snacks will be provided!
Project Link at UW aims to strengthen student’s cross-cultural perspectives and bridge gaps in global health knowledge, in order to improve healthcare accessibility and equity in our local community and beyond. Come join us to learn about how you can get involved with our organization through initiatives such as our volunteer translation program and health literacy pamphlet project, as well as connect with other UW students who share similar interests!
Come kick off the year with us on the Quad! Whether you want to jump into some spikeball, boardball, and football, or just chill on a picnic blanket with card games, snacks, and good company, we'd love to see you there! Drop by to learn more about our Christ-centered community, meet current members, and make some new friends. No pressure to stay the whole time, swing by whenever you can to grab a snack and say hi!
Welcome back, Huskies! 💜💛 New year, new memories... let's kick things off right! Join CSA, TSA, TOSA, HKSA, JSA, and KSA as we come together to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival 🏮✨, one of the most beloved traditions across Asian cultures, marking the harvest season and togetherness under the full moon. Here's what you can look forward to: 🏮 Lantern Crafting — Get hands-on and design your very own paper lantern! Whether you want to honor a loved one or...
Enjoy the nostalgic past while looking forward to your future involvement in Delta Lambda Phi, with our 2010's themed information session where you can learn more about UW's only queer Greek life organization. Snacks provided!
Curious about pre-health or looking for your community at UW? Come learn more about Delta Epsilon Mu, UW’s only professional co-ed pre-health fraternity! We welcome students interested in all areas of healthcare, including medicine, nursing, dentistry, public health, and more. At this Dawg Daze event, we’ll share more about DEM’s professional and academic opportunities, as well as the ways we give back to our community through service and volunteering. You’ll also hear from current members about how DEM has supported...
Get to know the HUB and all we have to offer while exploring five floors of activities - Race, jump, and dance on the inflatables - Strike it rich at the CA$H cube - Grab a balloon animal or wax hand - Challenge your friends to bowling, pool, table tennis, esports, and air hockey - Sing your heart out at Karaoke - Decorate your room at the poster sale - Slow things down in the arts and crafts room -...
Come check out UW's one and only student-run radio station! Swing by HUB (Husky Union Building) 131N to see the studio, the broadcasting equipment, old zines and blawg posts, our physical music archive, and more! Rainy Dawg Radio (RDR) staff will be there to answer any questions you have and give you more info on getting involved in an amazing community of DJs, musicians, and music enjoyers of all kinds!
Q Center will be hosting its annual Gayme Night during the HUB Crawl. LGBTQ+ and allied students are invited to play super smash, mariokart, and board games galore! We'll be hosting it inside the Q Center (HUB, suite 315 - directly across from the central elevators in the HUB). Some of our board game groups will also be in the third floor common spaces! We'll have some snacks and refreshments available! See you there from 6pm-7:30pm!
Aura Dance Company will be hosting an open-level contemporary dance class in Meany Hall! This is a great low-stakes opportunity for all students to take a free dance class, and learn what Aura has to offer. This class will be beginner friendly so if you have never danced before, now is your chance!
Malware & Matcha is a hands-on cybersecurity event where students can enjoy a cup of matcha while learning how malware works in real-world scenarios. Participants will explore different types of malware, see how they behave, and safely interact with them in controlled demo environments designed to make cybersecurity concepts practical and approachable. Explore with ThinkCyber how matcha is made in six simple steps and how malware can be remediated through the six steps of incident response. This is a hands-on...
Grab free Chick-fil-A and discover Spark—a fall cohort where you’ll build a real tech project for a nonprofit, work alongside industry mentors, and come away with experience you can actually put on your resume. But Spark isn’t just about your career. You’ll serve the Seattle community, grow in practical skills for life beyond the classroom, and do it alongside a cohort of students who want to make their fall count.
Come join Husky Moot Court! Moot court simulates appellate court (think Supreme Court) proceedings in a competitive setting! Husky Moot Court works to provide University of Washington students with open-access opportunities to develop their legal knowledge, public speaking skills, and critical thinking abilities through moot court competitions. Competitors step into the roles of appellate attorneys to research American case law, write legal briefs using precedent, and deliver oral arguments before a panel of real lawyers and judges. Interested? Join us...
New to UW? Kick off your year with a free movie night made for you. We're screening After Death, a gripping documentary featuring real near-death experience survivors, doctors, scientists, and bestselling authors exploring one of life's biggest questions: what really happens when we die? Whether you're curious, skeptical, or just looking for a free night out during Dawg Daze, come relax with fellow new students, enjoy the film, and stick around afterward for conversation and connection. 🍿 Free popcorn, snacks,...
Asian Cinema 24hrs, the never ending cinema experience. At least that's what we hoped for. In face of realistic concerns of time, we screen an Asian movie every week.
Come meet fellow Japanese music lovers to find your favorite genres, team-up to win prizes, and karaoke! The J-songs club is a place where we can not only socialize but also further your interest in Japanese music through listening, karaoke, activities and more. Even if you're new to Japanese music, come find some new songs to add to your playlist. Join our Discord for more information and weekly club meetings! https://discord.gg/yrGmFPbTs
Join us for a fun evening of animal trivia, animal videos, and vegan snacks. Get to know other animal lovers and learn about our club. All are welcome!
Kahaani is the University of Washington's premier co-ed competitive Bollywood fusion dance team. Come join us for a workshop + info session, where we will be teaching some of our old competition choreography! All levels of dancers are welcome.
Join us for a Bollywood dance workshop! We're an all girls Bollywood dance team, and we will be teaching you a fun high energy dance choreo from start to finish. No dance experience is needed - just bring good vibes and a willingness to move! Whether you've danced your whole life or have never taken a class, everyone is welcome. We can't wait to meet you all!
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey? Stop by the UW Study Abroad table in Rainier Vista to learn about the exciting opportunities waiting for you! Whether you're dreaming of cultural immersion, global career experience, or unforgettable adventures, there's a program for you. Come chat with our team, ask questions, and start planning your journey. Studying abroad can change how you see the world (and yourself) so come find out what’s possible! We can’t wait to meet you!
Come see us at the UW Visitor Center! We are here to help new and current UW students, staff, and faculty too! Stop by for information, directions to your class, or with any questions. We are on the ground floor of Odegaard Library, next to By George Cafe. Our friendly student staff can share their Husky Experience and you can pick up a UW sticker.
Join the Film Club at UW for an afternoon Film Jeopardy! Meet other cinephiles and test your cinema knowledge to win some cool prizes. Learn about what Film Club does; get involved and learn about film culture at UW!
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!
The Buerk Center’s Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership program (WE Lead) promotes the advancement of women as entrepreneurs, leaders, investors, and agents of innovation. WE Lead is a co-curricular program for students from any major (including Undergraduate and Graduate students) that supports, equips, and inspires your entrepreneurial journey. Join us for this info session to learn more about WE Lead, applying to our annual cohort program and annual 1:1 Mentoring program, and accessing resources including mentoring, workshops, and more to support your growth this year!...
Come and meet your new favorite library! Odegaard Library is a great place for first-generation students to study and meet up with friends. This tour will highlight group and individual study spaces, book collections, computer labs, how to get help, and more. This tour is open to all students. Snacks will be provided and you can enter a drawing for a $25 e-gift card. Husky Card required for entry to Odegaard Library.
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...
Join Mountain Medics for a relaxing tote bag painting event! Customize your own tote bag with paints and supplies while meeting other incoming students in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. As you paint, you'll have the chance to learn more about Mountain Medics, a student organization that brings together people passionate about healthcare, the outdoors, and adventure. Whether you're interested in medicine, hiking, wilderness first aid, or just looking to make new friends, we'd love to meet you! No artistic experience...
UW Students can play at HUB Games for $2.50 every Tuesday. HUB Games features bowling games for $2.50 or Pool tables, Table Tennis tables, Console Gaming or PC Gaming for $2.50 an hour every Tuesday.
We will have an art/social event where first-years can come and make collages, meet people that are interested in environmental policy, and learn about our RSO.
Conversations in Synthetic Biology is a speaker event Washington iGEM hosts every year to introduce students to the rapidly growing field of synthetic biology. Since many people are unfamiliar with the field, it can often seem intimidating or inaccessible. Our goal is to break down those barriers by creating an approachable space where students can learn from experts about the many ways synthetic biology impacts medicine, technology, environment, and more. The event will feature a diverse panel of professors and...
Join the American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative (ALSCI) for a fun and relaxing crafting event! Come meet our members, learn more about what ALSCI does on campus, and discover ways to get involved in promoting lung cancer awareness and screening. You'll have the opportunity to make your own bracelet or keychain featuring white ribbons in support of lung cancer awareness, while enjoying some snacks and drinks. As you craft, you'll get the chance to learn more about ALSCI, hear about...
Introducing the Tzu Chi Collegiate Association, which promotes moral values, cultivates strong character, and fosters empathy in ourselves and those around us. Students from all backgrounds come together to serve the surrounding Seattle community through volunteer work, fundraising, and awareness campaigns. We will start the year off by making cat blankets to donate to cats at the local shelter! We can't wait to meet you!
Come explore the Life Sciences Building and Green House! Meet Biology Faculty, Advisers, fellow students, Grad Students, and Staff Members that all bring you the wonders of Life Sciences. Oh and have a donut! Open House 10am to 12pm
Connect with UW History advisers and other students to learn more about our classes, instructors, major and minor options, scholarships, study abroad and the path to become a history or social studies teacher. Come to eat a donut, ask some questions, meet a few other students and UW history advisers. All students - including transfer and continuing students - welcome!
Interested in exploring Environmental Studies (ENVIR) as a possible major and learning what makes it unique among other environmental majors? Connect with an ENVIR academic advisor who will share a brief presentation including course recommendations, internship opportunities, and pathways to declare the major. Students will be invited to join the advisor on a field trip to visit Wallace Hall down by Portage Bay and enjoy our coffee and tea bar!
Join us for an exciting event where you’ll learn more about the South Asian Student Association (SASA), and connect with fellow students through a fun game of Jeopardy! Whether you’re already familiar with South Asian culture or simply looking to learn something new, this is a great opportunity to meet new people, test your knowledge, and learn about the diverse cultures within our community. SASA is a community that celebrates the diverse cultures, traditions, and experiences of South Asian students...
Join our RSO, “Philosophy of Medicine”, for a lively kinesthetic “Would You Rather?” kickoff event! We’ll explore thought-provoking dilemmas with specific scenarios that puzzle doctors, ethicists, public health leaders, and many other professionals —all while reflecting on the role healthcare workers play in their hospitals, communities, and patients’ lives. Expect to engage in casual debate-like conversation, meet new friends, and ponder over big questions you’ll be thinking about long after the event! Join us on September 29, 10:30-11:30 in Savery...
Huskies for Housing is an RSO dedicated to advocating on housing issues, particularly homelessness, in the UW community. We work directly with the local unhoused community to provide support, including collecting donations and advocating to local leaders. In the past, we've run bake sales and clothing exchanges on campus, partnered with local businesses to collect donations, and hosted educational events on campus. For this activity, we'll be assembling harm reduction kits for the local homeless community, which help keep people...
Pi Sigma Alpha, also known as the Political Science Association at UW, is hosting an event to introduce incoming freshman to the club. Students can expect to see a presentation from the board explaining the different events we run and the goals that we have for them. After, we will run a brief icebreaker and split them into groups for some political science games such as trivia. We will provide snacks.
Did you know UW has thirteen libraries on the Seattle campus?! Whether you’re a new or returning student, stop by our Dawg Daze table at the top of the Quad to learn about some of these hidden gems – the Fine Arts Libraries and Special Collections. Express your creativity with UW-themed coloring sheets Grab library swag Explore cool materials from the archives Meet staff from the Art Library, Built Environments Library, Drama Library, Music Library, and Special Collections Ask questions...
Ever wanted to play paintball with robots? Come check out ARUW and explore the engineering behind our robots for the ARC competition. At the Battle of the Bots, our machines will face off in intense 1-on-1 duels! Meet the team, get a look at how we build competition-ready robots, and see the action up close. For more information, visit us at aruw.org.
Join AIESEC in Seattle’s GeoGuessr Tournament, a friendly competition where students can test their world knowledge and connect with new people. Whether you’ve played GeoGuessr before or just want to try it, everyone is welcome to jump in and play for fun and for prizes. Come see how well you really know the world! As an RSO dedicated to international connection, youth leadership, and global awareness, this event is a great way to explore the world from campus while meeting...
Wondering how to start your research journey at UW? Join the UW Office of Undergraduate Research to learn about existing resources and how to get support during your undergraduate research experience. The highlight of this session will be a panel of undergraduate researchers from a variety of fields who will share their journeys into research and reveal how undergraduate research has impacted their undergraduate careers and beyond. Students who are interested in any major, from sciences to arts and humanities,...
Want to get to know the people behind your dining experience? Stop by our Dining Meet & Greet on September 29 during Dawg Daze! Students are invited to meet the dining managers, chefs, and Lacy Anderson, our in-house dietitian, while learning more about dining programs, resources, and what’s happening across campus. Join us at Center Table from 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. or Local Point from 1:00–2:30 p.m. We’d love to hear your thoughts, answer your questions, and get your real-time feedback...
The Chanoyu Club will be hosting a Matcha Pop-Up, where students can relax, drink matcha, and enjoy Japanese snacks! The Chanoyu Club at University of Washington is a student-led community dedicated to the art of chanoyu, the Japanese tea ceremony. Through practice, cultural discussion, and weekly gatherings, we explore tea not only as a beverage but as an art form rooted in 和敬清寂 (harmony, respect, purity, and tranquility). Open to students of all backgrounds and experience levels, we offer a...
Join Jackson School faculty Dr. Jessica Beyer for some snacks while learning about cyberattacks. Dr. Beyer, Assistant Teaching Professor and lead of the Jackson School’s Cybersecurity Initiative, will talk about opportunities to study cybersecurity politics, technology policy, and international security. She will lead you through an exercise to understand a famous cyberattack—so bring a device that can search the internet (cell phone is fine). At the Jackson School of International Studies, opportunities and events are open to all eligible persons...
Tuesday, September 29th, 11:00am-12:00pm Location: Husky Health Center (David C. Hall Building) Room G81 Description: Are you ready to get the most out of your health services? Many students aren’t aware of the wide range of unique resources provided exclusively for UW students. In this virtual presentation, you’ll get a chance to learn about how Husky Health Center can contribute to your time at UW. We know that everybody has a different journey with healthcare. This event is a great...
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...
Thinking about a future in healthcare? Join us to learn how to make the most of your time at UW as a pre-health student. We'll discuss ways to explore health careers, gain relevant experience, connect with campus resources, and prepare for the next steps on your pre-health journey. Presented by the UW Career & Internship Center and Undergraduate Academic Advising.
Beta Rho Chi (BPX) is the premier biotechnology and pharmaceutical pre-professional honor society dedicated to immersing undergraduate students into these rapidly evolving industries through a closely-knit, interdisciplinary community. Guided by our core pillars of Cultivation, Connection, and Progression, we prepare our members to become impactful leaders, innovators, and researchers across research and development, business, tech, and law. Our network is highly diverse, bringing together students across more than 45 majors and 30 minors, which drives unique and dynamic peer collaboration....
Want to start the year off strong by making new friends and meeting new people? Learn about Unite UW, an on-campus cultural exchange program that builds bridges between domestic and international students at the University of Washington! Want to meet Huskies from all over the world? Excited to try new things (campfires, games, sight-seeing, food!) in the Seattle area? Join Unite UW to make new connections and find your community! Free pizza will be provided!
This is an opportunity for all students to connect with others and expand their network. During this event, they rotate every 5 minutes to answer icebreaker questions. There will be two 30-minute sessions. At the end of each session, you’ll get a chance to mingle freely and exchange socials.
Join the Husky Baking Club on a walk around the UW campus while being served different types of cakes! Meet with us at our event time and location to get your first serving of cake, meet with returning and new students, and ask any preliminary questions you may have. From there, we will lead you on a guided tour of the UW campus and discuss the building locations, the classes that are commonly held within them, different types of classes...
Come join the American Cancer Society to create crafts to donate to the Seattle Children's pediatric oncology unit and learn more about our club! Also commonly known as UW Relay for Life, we focus on supporting those battling cancer through fundraising, spreading awareness, and hosting our annual Relay for Life event. Whether you've participated in your local Relay for Life or are new to the American Cancer Society, whether you're a pre-health student or are just passionate about helping those...
Introducing the American Society for Microbiology at the University of Washington, which seeks to help students from all backgrounds explore their interests in microbiology (infectious disease, environmental health, etc.), whether it be through acquiring research opportunities, exploring interesting topics, or just bonding with fellow classmates. We will have a short info session with a Kahoot, which will culminate with prizes like stickers and pins!
Do you dream of creating your own startup? Aspire to launch a business, disrupt a market or change the world with your big idea? Would you stay up all night designing a logo, reworking a product, or filling a customer order—if the business were your own? If so, you need to be part of the Lavin Entrepreneurship Program! The Lavin Program is a highly-competitive program for undergraduate entrepreneurs from all majors and disciplines across campus. Only the brightest, most passionate and driven...
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!
This is an opportunity for all students to connect with others and expand their network. During this event, they rotate every 5 minutes to answer icebreaker questions. There will be two 30-minute sessions. At the end of each session, you’ll get a chance to mingle freely and exchange socials.
Not sure where to start your career journey? Join us to discover the resources, tools, and services available through the UW Career & Internship Center. Learn how to explore career options, find jobs and internships, strengthen your application materials, prepare for interviews, and build skills for future success. Whether you're just getting started or planning your next steps, we're here to help.
Come learn about the ASUW Student Senate! Stop by for an informal, low-pressure opportunity to get to know Senate Leadership, learn how the Senate works, and how we advocate for student voices to be heard. Everyone is welcome! The ASUW Student Senate is open to all years and majors for students. Come enjoy some free treats, ask questions, get to know our organization, and learn how you can get involved!
Join the Disability & d/Deaf Cultural Center (also known as the D Center) for a Fidget Exchange on Tuesday September 29 in HUB 332. Take a fidget, leave a fidget or create your own! Whether you’re a serious collector with a mountain of NeeDoh or just looking to swap a few gadgets for something new, this is the perfect afternoon to trade for fun and find your next favorite fidget. For more information or to request accommodations email dcenter@uw.edu
Discover how to transform yogurt jars into delightful hanging planters with the Food Systems, Nutrition, and Health Major! Join us anytime between 1pm and 3pm to create your own hanging planter or simply to say hello. Advisers will be there throughout the event, ready to answer your questions. Plus, don’t miss the brief Information Session starting at 2:30pm about the exciting Food Systems, Nutrition, and Health Major—a perfect chance to learn more and find your next step! The event is...
Come join UW’s first and only K-pop dance crew at our second Dawg Daze RPD full of even more exciting performances and songs! A Random Play Dance (RPD) is the perfect way to showcase your K-pop dance knowledge and connect with other fans. Whether you’re dancing or watching, it’s sure to be a thrilling time. Please meet up at the underpass between Allen Library North and South.
Come join ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) for a trivia night! Meet other STEM students and learn more about the American Society of Mechanical Engineers while eating free snacks and playing trivia for prizes from a mix of categories. We hope to see you there!
The Burke Museum welcomes UW Students to a chocolate fair, where they can learn about museum-affiliated courses, careers in museums, new volunteer opportunities within our research and collections departments, and score some great chocolates!
The Suzzallo and Allen Libraries is the largest library of the eleven libraries on campus. It houses over 2 million print volumes spanning all the major disciplines. There is over 350,000 square feet of freely accessible space, with more than 600 study seats. Give your research a boost by tapping into the rich expertise of Suzzallo and Allen Libraries’ professional librarians and staff. In academic year 2026/27, we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the construction of the iconic Suzzallo Library.
Join Kappa Alpha Pi, UW's professional pre-law and government fraternity, to learn about our chapter, meet current members, and discover the opportunities we offer for students interested in law and other professional careers. Stop by to ask questions, make connections, and enjoy a free energy drink while you get to know our community. Everyone is welcome!!
Swing by Hillel for the ultimate Back to School BBQ + Open House! Whether you're brand new to UW or a returning student, this is the perfect chance to grab a burger (or veggie burger!), meet other Jewish students, and see what Hillel UW and Jewish life on campus is all about. Come hang out, braid your own challah, make a mezuzah to hang up on your door, tour the building, snag some fun swag, and kick off the year...
Join the Undergraduate Linguistics Society for a screening of Atlantis: The Lost Empire! Whether you're interested in learning more about UW's Linguistics program, or you just want to watch one of Disney's greatest hear-me-outs uncover the lost city of Atlantis through the powers of linguistic prowess, meet us in Raitt Hall (RAI) 121 at 1pm on Tuesday, September 29!
Come join us to learn the basics of the Raas/Garba dance styles! This workshop is the perfect way to try out a new dance style and learn more about our team. You will get to learn some basic footwork, dandiya spinning, and more. No prior dance experience is needed. We can't wait to see you there!
Join Jackson School students, faculty, and staff for an International Film Festival at Thomson Hall! Go to a movie with your friends! Exciting and interesting information about International Studies, delicious popcorn, and sweet treats await you. Some movies may start or end with a short discussion with the students, faculty, or staff. Come to Thomson Hall Room 111 to get your movie ticket, grab some popcorn, and candy! Films at this years Film Festival: Start 1:30 p.m. -- Princess Mononoke (Room: THO 134 - Runtime:...
Join Institutional Climate Action and Environmental Policy Student Association for a walking tour highlighting sustainability and climate action on campus. Talk with other students who are interested in climate policy and activism, and learn how to get involved in environmental organizing at the UW! Meeting spot: https://maps.app.goo.gl/UKDNsSv5UtuivYMe8
The Undergraduate Theatre Society (UTS) is hosting a low-stakes audition workshop and a stage diorama crafting session! Come meet the UTS Board of Directors and fellow UTS members while learning tips and tricks for upcoming auditions and making some cool crafts. No preparation ahead of time is required, but feel free to bring a monologue you've been working on or your own craft supplies. UTS is an on-campus theatre club for any undergraduate student, regardless of your major. Our mission...
Join UW's Women in Law Society for a free headshot and social hour! Get a polished photo taken by a professional photographer and come meet some WILS members to learn more about the club. This is a great chance to take an updated photo for your LinkedIn or resume. The event is also open to all students — you don't need to be pre-law to come say hi! The Women in Law Society at the University of Washington aims to...
Come and meet your new favorite library! Odegaard Library is a great place for first-generation students to study and meet up with friends. This tour will highlight group and individual study spaces, book collections, computer labs, how to get help, and more. This tour is open to all students. Snacks will be provided and you can enter a drawing for a $25 e-gift card. Husky Card required for entry to Odegaard Library.
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...
A 4-mile urban nature walk through the Washington Park Arboretum. This relaxed hike is a chance to connect with academic advisers and fellow Huskies while exploring a local green space. Whether you are curious about majors and campus resources, want to chat about your goals, or are just hoping to get to know our advisers, this is a great opportunity to connect and reflect. Bring your walking shoes and come walk, talk, and explore with us!
Are you looking for a rewarding career that improves the health of your community while offering diverse career opportunities, strong earning potential, and room to grow? Pharmacists work in a variety of settings beyond community pharmacies, and the School of Pharmacy offers pathways for students interested in the science, development, and use of medications. Attend this information session to learn about pharmacy career pathways, the UW Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program, undergraduate opportunities, and the new Pharmaceutical Sciences Minor. Discover...
Come hang out with the Husky Tetris Club! We'll have a variety of block stacking activities, including score battles, head-to-head competitions, and more! Bring your own device or try your hand at the classic game from 1989. Compete for prizes as you aim to set the highest score in Classic or Modern Tetris, and test your skills against members of UW's Collegiate Tetris League semifinalist team! Whether you're a new player or a seasoned stacker; we welcome everyone to stop...
Conditions in space are very different from the luxury we have on Earth, whether that be temperature, radiation, available power, etc. We can't just put a MacBook CPU in a satellite-- but we still need a computer that can receive, process, and send data while being hundreds of kilometers away from earth. Several issues can arise; whether it's data connection getting cut off, not having enough space for wires, or ionizing radiation causing parts of computer memory to just... not...
The Husky Satellite Lab's science team (HSL Projects) is looking for creative talent to design new algorithms to test in space (with UW's very own satellite) and write papers about! Learn how to create your own raytracing algorithm to simulate light physics in Earth's atmosphere, then compete in teams to see close you can get to (or whether you can beat...?) UW's model. Also, hang out with part of the science team and learn about what we do or pitch...
Kinspire UW will be hosting an Uno Tournament as a part of Dawg Daze! Join us to play uno, meet new people, and learn a little more about our club Kinspire and the mission.
Come learn about the Active Minds RSO while making bracelets! Active Minds is a nationwide mental health organization, and we have a UW chapter that holds meetings throughout the school year. Get to know us, what our RSO does, and how to get involved at this Dawg Daze event! All supplies will be provided.
Do you want to apply to scholarships while at UW, but don’t know where to start? Does the scholarship process feel intimidating? The University of Washington’s Office of Merit Scholarships, Fellowships & Awards is excited to host information sessions for new, first-year, and transfer students. In this session, you’ll be introduced to UW scholarships and other funding opportunities (local and national) you can apply for that can reduce the cost of college expenses, help you gain research and leadership experience,...
Come get the scoop on Informatics! Meet fellow first-year students, connect with current student leaders and staff, and learn more about the Informatics community while enjoying ice cream and snacks.
Do you like trivia, or are you looking for something fun to do with your friends? Come and see what Quizbowl at UW is all about! A short info session will be followed by a chance to practice with a round of collaborative, fast-paced competition. Small teams will face off and answer trivia questions about pop culture, science, history, literature, art, and more! Bring a friend and just a bit of competitive spirit! No prior experience necessary!
Join us for an informative Nursing Information Session where you will learn about our nursing programs, admission requirements, application process, and career opportunities in the healthcare field. This session is ideal for prospective students looking to being their nursing career. Our admission advisor will be able to answer questions and provide guidance on how to get started. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your future in nursing!
Foster students and prospective business students! Connect to resources and community at the Foster School of Business at our annual fair and ice cream social! Explore 30+ Foster business RSOs and 7 Foster centers, network with professionals from EY, and meet the Foster Undergraduate Programs staff at our free ice cream bar featuring flavors from Sweet Alchemy Ice Creamery! This Dawg Daze event is one of the signature events for Foster's "Week of Welcome", featuring more than 20 business-related...
Come make beaded bracelets and keychains and learn about Plus One UW! We are a club that helps individuals with neurological conditions through multiple programs, including music, art, and yoga, and grants. Our goal is to support recovery that isn't traditionally covered by insurance, like swimming, movement classes, and horse therapy. Visit our website https://www.plusonefoundation.org/ to learn more!
Join us to learn how you could serve as an EMT on campus! University of Washington Emergency Medical Services (UW EMS) is a student-run EMS agency providing 9-1-1 emergency medical care to the UW Seattle campus. This session will introduce our agency, how we serve the UW community, and how you can contribute. Time to chat with our EMTs and ask questions will be provided. Anyone who is interested in EMS, pursuing a career in healthcare, or passionate about serving...
Considering the art, art history, or design major at UW? Join us for an in-person information session! We'll share more about all three programs and go over ways to get started in each. Ample time will be provided to answer questions! Tuesday Sept 29, 3pm, in Art Room 122.
CIEE is the most popular study abroad partner program at UW! We have programs for all majors in 40+ countries, so there’s something for everyone. Come learn which program is best for you, or get your questions answered if you have already started an application. Hear from student ambassadors about their experience abroad (and get their $200 discount link!), and chat with UW Study Abroad staff. Take the first step in making your study abroad dreams a reality!
Meet Natya at UW, the premier Indian Classical Dance Team at UW! Come learn about the team and competition season, chat with our members, and make friendship bracelets. Whether you are passionate about classical dance or simply want to make some friends, we would love to see you there!
Whether you're looking for a place to express your creativity, make some new dorm room decor, or just chill and meet new people, we'd love for you to join us at our CD Paint n Sip! We'll have all the supplies and drinks ready for you, so just bring yourself, bring a friend or two if you'd like, and hang out with us in Sylvan Grove :)
Calling all Kpop fans! Join Kpop Club in celebrating Dawg Daze with our Build-a-Playlist event! Students will form groups and meet fellow kpop fans with whom they will build a playlist that match a specific theme of their choosing. Each group will build a presentation slide to present their playlist. At the end, everyone will vote on the best fitting playlist, and the winning group wins prizes. Join us on Tuesday, September 29 from 3:00-5:00pm! Kpop Club provides students who love...
Join us for an open contemporary class with the Developpe Dance Club! This class is open to students of any level. Whether you have years of dance experience or you would like to learn contemporary for the first time, there is space for you in the class. There is no required dress code for the class. Just wear something you feel comfortable dancing in. Come learn about the Developpe Dance Club and meet other students who are interested in dance!...
Artificial intelligence is changing the learning landscape in significant ways. Social networks use A.I. to maximize our time on screen, which impacts our long-term ability to focus and learn deeply. Moreover, the emergence of large language models (LLMS) can change the way we might learn or accomplish any number of tasks. But consider: what do faculty think about the use of A.I. in their courses? Does A.I. deepen or hinder your learning and potential for success at the university? How...
What is public health? What does it mean to build community as a student of Color? These are questions SCPH wants to help you answer! Come hang out with us and find the communities you're drawn to serve! Through fun interactive games and conversation, we'll explore public health's many different sides. Whether you're new to public health or looking to meet other students of Color, this is a space to build community and discover awesome opportunities on campus. If not for...
Join the Bricolage Outreach and Editorial staff for Writing Happy Hour! We will introduce multiple writing prompts and allow guests time to come up with a short story, drawing or poem inspired by the prompt! Guests will be given the option to submit their work to us, and our favorite submission will be included in our annual Zine, which is launched in late Winter/early Spring. Supplies will be provided - just bring yourself and friends! This is a great opportunity...
Join us for an evening of fun hands-on STEM activities including LEGO robotics, electromyography and more! No prior STEM experience required! Learn how you can make STEM and working with K-12 students a regular part of your Husky experience with UW Riverways STEM Engagement Programs.
Interested in Cybersecurity? Want to know what hackers do, besides sit in a dark room and furiously type on their laptops? Come check out Batman’s Kitchen! We are a club centered around teaching ethical hacking and creating a community for cybersecurity enthusiasts. We will be having live demos and challenges to try yourself. No experience required! We look forward to meeting you!
Free bowling, pizza, and drinks! Join Husky Furry Club on Tuesday, September 29th from 4pm to 6pm in the HUB Games Bowling Alley! Everyone is welcome, whether you're part of the furry community or are just looking for a fun evening and a free slice of Domino's. Stop by for a relaxed night of bowling, meet the club, and say hello - newcomers are always welcome! Bowling, shoe rentals, pizza, and drinks are free while supplies last. Arrive early, as...
Join us in the Commuter and Transfer Commons (HUB 141) as we welcome transfer students, new and returning, to campus for Autumn 2026! The Undergraduate Academic Affairs (UAA) Advising office invites you to join us for a transfer student mixer, newly admitted and current UW transfer students are invited to join in community with each other and with staff who are, or will, be part of your UW journey. Come make a cookie ice cream sandwich with us and join...
Are you a future lawyer? Actor? Have a competitive edge? Mock Trial is for you. University of Washington Mock Trial is a small competitive team that simulates full criminal and civil trials. Our members take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses and travel all around the country to compete in tournaments. Our program began in 2007, and we have been very successful since then consistently bringing home trophies and awards. Interested in Mock Trial? Join us for our information...
Phi Delta Epsilon, the University of Washington’s premier professional pre-medical fraternity, is hosting an interactive Dawg Daze event for students who are exploring the pre-medical path or looking for guidance on whether it’s the right fit. Whether you’re set on a career in medicine or still exploring your options, this is an opportunity to receive honest advice, ask questions, and connect with the welcoming PhiDE community. At the event, you’ll be making your own keychains (all materials provided) while chatting...
Come and learn more about Christian Students Association (CSA)! Meet existing members of the club as well as other new students! Get to know about our club; and learn about our various weekly events such as small Bible reading groups; Thursday Night Fellowships; and other Bible centered gatherings. Don't miss out on a group activity and prizes!
Calling all Filipinos against AI weapons! Join Anakbayan UW for a workshop and making art about the impacts of AI on the Philippines and how it traces back to students at UW! Right now, there is a deal pending between the United States, the Philippines, and other foreign countries called Pax Silica. Pax Silica intends to use 4,000 acres of Philippine land for AI data centers designed for weapons manufacturing. This invasive agreement destroys the environment, displaces indigenous people, causes...
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
Join Delta Lambda Phi, UW's only LGBTQ+ Fraternity, for our rush event at Dick's Drive In at the Wallingford location, and Cosmic Bowling at the HUB. This event is free to the public: food will be covered by us! Important Instructions: Joining us for Dick's? Meet us at the George Washington Statue at 4:30 PM. We will depart from the Statue at 4:45 PM to take the 44 Bus. Bring your Husky Card for free transit! Planned arrival time is...
Come get your questions answered from Foster school advisors about admission to the School of Business. We will cover the admissions process as well information on Foster programming for non business students. There will be plenty of time for Q&A!
Join Healing Hearts for a fun and welcoming mocktail social during Dawg Daze! Come make your own delicious mocktail, meet new people, and learn more about our club and the work we do to support children and families navigating mental health challenges. From creating coloring books to making weighted stuffed animals for children, Healing Hearts brings students together to make a positive impact. Stop by, make some friends, and discover how you can get involved!
Come join us for a night of photocard decorating and comeback celebration for newly released songs! Have fun and mingle with fellow K-pop fans, dancers, and peers. Supplies will be provided.
Jewish Huskies, come on over for some fun times with old friends and meet new ones. Delicious Kosher Sushi bar | Music | Lulav Shake | Free for Jewish Huskies. All taking place at your home away from home: in the Chabad Sukkah Tuesday, September 29, 5:00 pm, Chabad House (in the Sukkah!) RSVP: Text SUSHI to 206-401-7708
The Young Democratic Socialists of America welcomes all students to attend a panel with prominent local progressive and left wing voices. We will be discussing how local figures got involved in left wing politics, and how students can get involved both on and off of campus. Food will be provided after the event at a YDSA meet and greet. We hope to see you there!
Join Asian American InterVarsity (AAIV) for a fun and active Dawg Daze Open Play Sports Social! AAIV is a Christian fellowship on campus dedicated to empowering Asian Americans to further God’s Kingdom on campus through community, faith, and service. Come meet new people, connect with fellow students, and enjoy an afternoon of casual sports, including Spikeball, volleyball, flag football, and soccer. No prior experience or full team is required—students of all skill levels are welcome! Whether you want to play...
Do you like music? Well you’re in luck because the Songwriter’s Circle is hosting an open mic here on campus! Come with your music, open ears or both! This is a very welcoming space for beginners and experienced players alike and is a great way to meet new people and maybe discover your new favorite artist! The Songwriter’s Circle is a community of songwriters (shocker) and musicians. Our goal is to give a space for aspiring artists to learn and...
Come hang out with Desi Dhamaka at UW! We're hosting an evening of games featuring Jackbox, Mario Kart, board games, and plenty of friendly competition. While you're here, we'll also introduce you to Desi Dhamaka, UW's largest South Asian performing arts showcase. Desi Dhamaka is a community built around celebrating South Asian arts and culture. Every spring we host a full-scale showcase featuring a blend of traditional and contemporary musical and dance performances, bringing together groups from across campus and...
We’re hosting a Q&A panel on how to land a research opportunity or software engineering internship. Hear directly from students with research experience at UW and internship experience at FAANG+ companies about what helped them succeed in the recruiting process. We’ll start with prepared questions covering topics like finding opportunities, building a strong resume, preparing for interviews, and navigating recruiting. After that, we’ll open the floor for audience questions, giving you the chance to ask the panelists about their experiences,...
Come join Common Ground Fellowship at Upper Rainier Vista (behind the fountain) for welcome week! Meet new people, play some sports and games, and hangout! Check out our instagram @cg.ecc! Can't wait to meet you all!
Come join us for a night of worship as we kick off the fall quarter! Join in prayer for the school year, the incoming freshmen, and for the University of Washington campus. Krispy Kreme donuts will be provided!
Want to learn more about HOMEROOM, meet some members, or do some arts and crafts? Come to HOMEROOM’s third HOMEcoming event: origami and clay trinket making on 9/29 @ Gould Court from 6-7PM!! Pop in and come hang with us!
Come join Husky Moot Court! Moot court simulates appellate court (think Supreme Court) proceedings in a competitive setting! Husky Moot Court works to provide University of Washington students with open-access opportunities to develop their legal knowledge, public speaking skills, and critical thinking abilities through moot court competitions. Competitors step into the roles of appellate attorneys to research American case law, write legal briefs using precedent, and deliver oral arguments before a panel of real lawyers and judges. Interested? Join us...
The Collective Improv Troupe is hosting an open improv workshop for Dawg Daze! No experience is required to participate. If you have ever wanted to try improv, theater, or comedy NOW IS YOUR CHANCE! The Collective Improv Troupe is an improvisational comedy RSO here at UW. As well as hosting improv workshops throughout the year, we perform 5 improv shows a quarter. Also be sure to check out our FREE improv show on October 2nd! Ask us about auditions! Find...
Come join us for our Women's Group Kickoff! We are a women's group for undergraduate students where we explore topics related to faith and college life, have honest conversations in small group and build meaningful friendships. Every gathering starts with a delicious meal, includes interactive discussions, and ends with something fun. Whether you're just curious about Christianity or are looking for ways to grow, we would love for you to join us at Spratlen 311! Check out our Instagram @a2f.uw
Join us for an advanced tap dance class! This class is for you if you have intermediate to advanced level tap skills. Tap shoes are not required! Come to enjoy a fun class, hear more about the club, and meet our officers! Tap Club aims to make tap dance more accessible in the UW community through performances, events, and workshops with an emphasis on inclusivity and history of the style. We have a club performance each year at the end...
Come join Big Bang--UW's Women and Nonbinary Ultimate Frisbee B-team--at Denny Field for a fun learn-to-throw event. For completely new players, the beginning of the year is the best time to join, and we're so excited to teach you the basics. For more experienced players (or those who want to try out their skills in a real game), we'll also be running some mini. Drop in at any time, we promise we're friendly :) Big Bang is UW's beginner-friendly Women's...
Curious about the most read, most quoted, and most shoplifted book in human history? Join us for the Bible Reading Project, where we’ll read and discuss the Gospel of Mark with fresh eyes and open minds. Join us in Spratlen 309 from 7:00pm - 8:00pm for our kickoff!
Anti Cinema Cinema Club strives to find the best so-bad-its-good movies. Come join us for some B list movies with A list people.
Join the College of Built Environments outside of Gould Hall on NE 40th Street for donuts and coffee to celebrate the first day of school! Drop by to chat with advisers, current students, faculty, and staff. Learn about our classes, majors, minors, and study abroad opportunities. All students are welcome! Departments: Architecture Construction Management Landscape Architecture Real Estate Urban Design & Planning
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey? Stop by the UW Study Abroad table in Rainier Vista to learn about the exciting opportunities waiting for you! Whether you're dreaming of cultural immersion, global career experience, or unforgettable adventures, there's a program for you. Come chat with our team, ask questions, and start planning your journey. Studying abroad can change how you see the world (and yourself) so come find out what’s possible! We can’t wait to meet you!
Come see us at the UW Visitor Center! We are here to help new and current UW students, staff, and faculty too! Stop by for information, directions to your class, or with any questions. We are on the ground floor of Odegaard Library, next to By George Cafe. Our friendly student staff can share their Husky Experience and you can pick up a UW sticker.
Date/Time: Wednesday, September 30th, 9:00am-11:00am Location: Husky Health Center (David C. Hall Building) Main Lobby Description: Are you ready to get the most out of your health services? Many students aren’t aware of the wide range of unique resources provided exclusively for UW students. In this open house in-person at Husky Health Center, you’ll get a chance to learn about how Husky Health Center can contribute to your time at UW. We know that everybody has a different journey and...
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!
Interested in making friends and getting involved on campus? Explore UW's 800 Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) and learn more about what they do and how to join. Connect with people that share your interests and passions or discover new ones! Meet and talk with staff from the Student Activities Office (SAO), who advise and support student-run events, programs, and governance.
During the Student Activities Fair, the Vendor Fair showcases the businesses that support Dawg Daze! Grab some free swag and food and learn more about the businesses that help make Dawg Daze happen.
Tackle the rock wall and earn some awesome giveaways! Not into climbing? No worries—there are plenty of other fitness challenges to take on. Connect with fellow students who can share insights about scholarship opportunities and our leadership development program. Welcome, Dawgs!
UW Students get 25% off Pool (Billiards) play at HUB Games every Wednesday. HUB Games features 9-Pool tables in our Pool Hall available for students to play for a small fee 6 days a week!
Civil and environmental engineers develop solutions to address civilization’s challenges. Stop by our booth to meet our advising staff, students, and faculty and learn how the accessible Civil & Environmental Engineering undergraduate programs (CIVE and ENVE) might fit with your goals and aspirations! We will have a variety of surprises on hand for those who swing by!
Free 2-hour Paddleboard/Boat Rental at the WAC for First Year Students with valid Student Husky Card. Limit 1 use per Husky Card. Come explore the Arboretum or the Union Bay Natural Area from a new perspective! We rent paddleboards, canoes, single kayaks, and double kayaks to the UW Community and the public. We offer discounted rates if you have your current Student or Employee Husky Card (around 25% and 15% respectively)! During Dawg Daze, First Year Students (with their Husky Card) can rent any of...
Discover a fabulous place for artistic joy on campus! Meany Center brings world-class music, dance, theater, and interdisciplinary performances to UW, and students can experience it all for just $10 a ticket. Stop by Meany's Dawg Daze table to grab some swag, meet the Meany crew, and get a sneak peek at the incredible artists coming to our stage this year. Plus, enjoy an Artistic Joy to Collective Wellness fortune cookie and enter our drawing for two free tickets to see Hung Dance...
Free 360 Video Booth hosted by New Student & Transfer Programs Swing by the Vendor Fair & Student Activity Fair and get your 360 video! Pick props, grab a new friend, and have your 360 video taken!
Did you know UW has thirteen libraries on the Seattle campus?! Whether you’re a new or returning student, stop by our Dawg Daze table at the top of the Quad to learn about some of these hidden gems – the Fine Arts Libraries and Special Collections. Express your creativity with UW-themed coloring sheets Grab library swag Explore cool materials from the archives Meet staff from the Art Library, Built Environments Library, Drama Library, Music Library, and Special Collections Ask questions...
Interested in majoring in Applied Mathematics (AMATH) or Computational Finance & Risk Management (CFRM), or the Data Science Options of these majors? Drop by Lewis Hall to meet academic advisers and learn about the admissions process, degree requirements, and experiential learning opportunities. Bring your questions!
The Suzzallo and Allen Libraries is the largest library of the eleven libraries on campus. It houses over 2 million print volumes spanning all the major disciplines. There is over 350,000 square feet of freely accessible space, with more than 600 study seats. Give your research a boost by tapping into the rich expertise of Suzzallo and Allen Libraries’ professional librarians and staff. In academic year 2026/27, we will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the construction of the iconic Suzzallo Library.
Come get A Taste of Dubhacks, a preview of our annual hackathon coming up on the weekend of October 18th-19th! Whether you’re a hackathon pro or don’t even know what the word means, join us to learn what DubHacks is all about. DubHacks is a tech and entrepreneurship non-profit in Seattle run by students here at UW, and we bring together students of all backgrounds to tackle the issues they are most passionate about. Meet new people and brainstorm a...
Are you interested in donating blood? Maybe looking for opportunities to volunteer with the Red Cross? Join us in getting to know more about the American Red Cross at UW (ARC@UW) while saving lives! Right now, the nation is facing a critical blood supply shortage. If you’re interested in donating, the process is straightforward! Generally, donors must be 18 or older, weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in good health. Before donating, you’ll complete a brief health screening and...
Come join Kappa Theta Pi for Balloon Bash! For a small donation, you'll get the chance to throw water balloons at KTP's active members. Stop by to cool off, have some fun, meet our members, and learn more about what KTP is all about! Kappa Theta Pi is a co-ed professional technology fraternity for students interested in tech, innovation, and community. Whether you want to learn more about KTP or are just looking for a fun way to kick off...
Foster students and prospective business students! Kick off the school year at the Foster School of Business with the UW Marching Band and Dean Frank Hodge at our annual Foster Pep Rally! Grab free snacks on your way to class, network with professionals from EY, and snag a business-themed sticker from Foster's Undergraduate Business Council! This Dawg Daze event is one of the signature events for Foster's "Week of Welcome", featuring more than 20 business-related events throughout the first...
Dig into the riches of Christ (Eph. 3:8) with us as we read the Bible together for our first Bible study of the school year. Come by our room in the HUB for some fellowship and an in-depth reading of a chapter in the Bible. (Note: We hold two Bible Studies on Wednesday and Thursday Bible that cover the same topic)
Zoom Link: https://washington.zoom.us/j/6380387318 Beta Rho Chi (BPX) is the premier biotechnology and pharmaceutical pre-professional honor society dedicated to immersing undergraduate students into these rapidly evolving industries through a closely-knit, interdisciplinary community. Guided by our core pillars of Cultivation, Connection, and Progression, we prepare our members to become impactful leaders, innovators, and researchers across research and development, business, tech, and law. Our network is highly diverse, bringing together students across more than 45 majors and 30 minors, which drives unique and...
Wellness Fest 2026 aims to highlight the constellation of wellbeing focused departments on campus; whose shared goal is to create a unified and supportive Space to Belong for UW students. At Wellness Fest students will find information about available services, interactive activities, have an opportunity to reflect, meet some furry friends, small treats, and prizes to take home. Featured departments may include but aren't limited to: UW Counseling Center, Husky Health Center, Livewell, Recreation, Husky Assist, Community Standards & Student...
What is the D Center? Why should I go there? You can get these questions answered and more! Visit the UW Disability and d/Deaf Cultural Center (known as the D Center) to meet our staff, explore our resources and learn how you can get involved! We will have crafts, snacks and games to play or you can chill out in our low-sensory room. The D Center, located on the third floor of the HUB is a physical and virtual community...
Are you a continuing, exchange, or graduate international student? Join us for snacks and some stories from students / graduates about their UW experience. From friendships and opportunities to challenges and regrets, discover what they learned and what they would do differently if they had the chance to start again.
Interested in exploring Economics (ECON) as a possible major? Connect with an academic advisor through a presentation about courses offered, Economics major options, the application process, departmental opportunities, and more. Be sure to bring any questions you may have! September 25 @ 11:00 AM - 12:00 noon September 28 @ 12:00 - 1:00 PM (VIRTUAL: https://washington.zoom.us/j/98690475016) September 30 @ 4:30 - 5:40 PM
Join Asian American InterVarsity (AAIV) for a fun and creative Slime Social! AAIV is a Christian fellowship on campus dedicated to empowering Asian Americans to further God’s Kingdom on campus through community, faith, and service. Come meet new people, connect with fellow students, and enjoy an evening of mixing, customizing, and making your own slime. We will have all the supplies you need: glitters, charms, colors, and textures! So whether you want to make the ultimate fluffy slime, experiment with...
Come try Martial Arts at UW, a fun beginner-friendly class for new incoming students! Whether you have martial arts experience or have never thrown a punch before, you are welcome to join us. We’ll practice basic kicks, punches, movement, and coordination in a relaxed environment focused on staying active, learning something new, and meeting other students. The sessions will be taught by Professor Dr. Dabiri, a professor in the UW Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering Department. Dr. Dabiri has martial arts...
Come learn all about Engineers in Action at our info session! Get to know how our chapter rolls, the team, and check out photos from this summer's bridge project. At EIA, we design and build a suspended footbridge every year for a rural community in Bolivia. We accept everyone and teach you everything you need to know. You don't need any prior knowledge or experience in bridge design or civil engineering. See you there!
Come join UW's only non-audition a cappella group in our first rehearsal of the year! Get to know each other and Unleashed, play some musical games, and begin learning some of our favorite songs. Our events are super fun, low-stakes, and social - anyone of any level of singing experience or interest is welcome to participate and enjoy our free food! Follow our Instagram: @unleashedaca
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM • HUB 337 Meet the club, connect with friends, and start the new quarter strong. Welcoming all new & returning students.
Young Democratic Socialists of America at UW is hosting a screening of cult classic Hayao Miyazaki film Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, a hopeful story about rebuilding a world destroyed by unbridled capitalism and fascism. This event is for anyone interested in finding community on campus with like-minded individuals concerned with ecological safety, the dangers of capitalism, and building community. YDSA UW is the largest openly socialist organization on campus, committed to fighting for students' rights, union protections,...
Are you a future lawyer? Actor? Have a competitive edge? Mock Trial is for you. University of Washington Mock Trial is a small competitive team that simulates full criminal and civil trials. Our members take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses and travel all around the country to compete in tournaments. Our program began in 2007, and we have been very successful since then consistently bringing home trophies and awards. Interested in Mock Trial? Join us for our information...
Welcome to the Husky Squash Club at the IMA Squash Courts! The University of Washington features a highly competitive travel team that competes regionally, but we also pride ourselves on hosting super casual weekly meetings perfect for all skill levels. Stop by, make new friends, and see what Husky Squash is all about! Location: Weekly Meetings: Kickoff Date:
Come join Husky Moot Court! Moot court simulates appellate court (think Supreme Court) proceedings in a competitive setting! Husky Moot Court works to provide University of Washington students with open-access opportunities to develop their legal knowledge, public speaking skills, and critical thinking abilities through moot court competitions. Competitors step into the roles of appellate attorneys to research American case law, write legal briefs using precedent, and deliver oral arguments before a panel of real lawyers and judges. Interested? Join us...
Socialist Alternative led the movements behind the $15/hour minimum wage and tax on Amazon in Seattle, but there’s still a lot of work to be done. The Minnesota strike in January was the strongest pushback on Trump so far, forcing him to reduce the presence of ICE. Months later, deportations have ramped up and federal prosecutors have charged 15 Minnesota activists for their participation in the struggle against ICE’s violent occupation of the Twin Cities. The fight to defend the...
Don't have quite enough homework after the first day of class to drop into CLUE for the tutors? Well, why not join us for games and great incentives! Join us for the 15th annual CLUE trivia night, hosted by your CLUE tutors! Study up on current events, pop culture, and random useless information. Bring a team of friends or come alone and we will assign you to a team for the competition. Sign-ups for the competition start at 6:30pm and...
Interested in meeting new people and/or getting free food? Join us for AACF’s Welcome Night! Whether you are looking for Christian fellowship or are seeking and interested in meeting new people, we invite you to come! It will be a time to meet new people, worship, hear a message from the Bible, and get a FREE Banh Mi. We can’t wait to see you there!
Come to Johnson Hall for RUF’s kickoff event! We’ll gather to give you a figurative taste of how RUF’s weekly Large Group looks, followed by a literal taste of a delicious food truck! RUF Christian Fellowship is a Christian RSO that invites students from all faith backgrounds to ask good questions, make good friends, and hear good news. We'd love to see you there!
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey? Stop by the UW Study Abroad table in Rainier Vista to learn about the exciting opportunities waiting for you! Whether you're dreaming of cultural immersion, global career experience, or unforgettable adventures, there's a program for you. Come chat with our team, ask questions, and start planning your journey. Studying abroad can change how you see the world (and yourself) so come find out what’s possible! We can’t wait to meet you!
Come see us at the UW Visitor Center! We are here to help new and current UW students, staff, and faculty too! Stop by for information, directions to your class, or with any questions. We are on the ground floor of Odegaard Library, next to By George Cafe. Our friendly student staff can share their Husky Experience and you can pick up a UW sticker.
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!
During the Student Activities Fair, the Vendor Fair showcases the businesses that support Dawg Daze! Grab some free swag and food and learn more about the businesses that help make Dawg Daze happen.
Interested in making friends and getting involved on campus? Explore UW's 800 Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) and learn more about what they do and how to join. Connect with people that share your interests and passions or discover new ones! Meet and talk with staff from the Student Activities Office (SAO), who advise and support student-run events, programs, and governance.
Tackle the rock wall and earn some awesome giveaways! Not into climbing? No worries—there are plenty of other fitness challenges to take on. Connect with fellow students who can share insights about scholarship opportunities and our leadership development program. Welcome, Dawgs!
Civil and environmental engineers develop solutions to address civilization’s challenges. Stop by our booth to meet our advising staff, students, and faculty and learn how the accessible Civil & Environmental Engineering undergraduate programs (CIVE and ENVE) might fit with your goals and aspirations! We will have a variety of surprises on hand for those who swing by!
Discover a fabulous place for artistic joy on campus! Meany Center brings world-class music, dance, theater, and interdisciplinary performances to UW, and students can experience it all for just $10 a ticket. Stop by Meany's Dawg Daze table to grab some swag, meet the Meany crew, and get a sneak peek at the incredible artists coming to our stage this year. Plus, enjoy an Artistic Joy to Collective Wellness fortune cookie and enter our drawing for two free tickets to see Hung Dance...
Free 2-hour Paddleboard/Boat Rental at the WAC for First Year Students with valid Student Husky Card. Limit 1 use per Husky Card. Come explore the Arboretum or the Union Bay Natural Area from a new perspective! We rent paddleboards, canoes, single kayaks, and double kayaks to the UW Community and the public. We offer discounted rates if you have your current Student or Employee Husky Card (around 25% and 15% respectively)! During Dawg Daze, First Year Students (with their Husky Card) can rent any of...
Visit the current exhibitions on view at the Henry Art Gallery, a museum for contemporary art and ideas on the University of Washington campus. Admission to the Henry is free to all visitors. Current Exhibitions Day-to-Day: Rhythm, Routine, Resistance Jul 11, 2026 – Jan 3, 2027 Joiri Minaya: To Hell with Hibiscus Jul 25, 2026 – May 2, 2027 Eric-Paul Riege: ojo|-|ólǫ́ Mar 14, 2026 – Oct 25, 2026 “Every Picture Somewhat of an Experiment”: Helen Frankenthaler Prints Jul 5,...
Discover how outer space is shaping our world! Join the Jackson School of International Studies and the UW Planetarium for a unique Dawg Daze experience exploring the intersection of space exploration, technology, and global affairs. Professor Saadia Pekkanen, an expert on international space policy, will introduce how International Studies helps us understand the growing importance of space in diplomacy, security, science, and technological innovation. Then, journey through the cosmos with an immersive planetarium presentation led by an Astronomy Ph.D. student...
Meet with an academic adviser in the Applied Mathematics (AMATH) and Computational Finance & Risk Management (CFRM) majors (and Data Science options of those majors) to learn about the admissions process, degree requirements, and experiential learning opportunities. Bring your questions to a live virtual Q&A via Zoom. Zoom link: https://washington.zoom.us/j/97766955265?pwd=ODhWVFZUNGFRWW9KbXRIbzlzMllvUT09
Dig into the riches of Christ (Eph. 3:8) with us as we read the Bible together for our first Bible study of the school year. Come by our room in the HUB for some fellowship and an in-depth reading of a chapter in the Bible. (Note: We hold two Bible Studies on Wednesday and Thursday Bible that cover the same topic)
Come to learn about our RSO and make cards for residents at local retirement homes! A little but about us: Perfect Pair Washington is one of 35 chapters that are part of the national organization. Our mission is to cultivate intergenerational connections between university students and older adults. We do this by creating one-on-one pairs between student volunteers and senior residents via a matching process. Student volunteers and senior residents attend regularly scheduled meetings times (often once a week or...
This is a low barrier, drop-in event for students to stop by, grab donuts, and meet some of your peers! Come by to chat with fellow College of the Environment students, advisors, and our student ambassadors and to meet new people and ask any questions you may have as the year kicks off.
Drop by and learn about environmentally focused RSOs and how to get involved!
Thursday, October 1st, 1:00pm-1:30am Location: Virtual, https://washington.zoom.us/j/92633193557 Description: Are you ready to get the most out of your health services? Many students aren’t aware of the wide range of unique resources provided exclusively for UW students. In this virtual presentation, you’ll get a chance to learn about how Husky Health Center can contribute to your time at UW. We know that everybody has a different journey and needs with healthcare. This event is a great opportunity to ask questions specific...
The Community Engagement & Leadership Education (CELE) Center is excited to invite you to the 2026 Volunteer, Internships, and Paid Opportunities (VIP) Fair! Similar to a career fair, you will be able to browse various opportunities for community engaged or leadership development this year with CELE Center programs. You will meet staff, students, and other program participants. We will highlight both volunteer and paid opportunities, including work-study positions to utilize your financial aid. Snacks and prizes will be available! Opportunities...
Is Electrical and Computer Engineering the right major for you? Please attend this in-person information session about the UW ECE department hosted in the ECE building. The session will cover what ECE is, how ECE students get involved in the department, and the admissions process for both ENGRUDs and UW Interest Changer students. The session will be lead by a UW ECE academic adviser and UW ECE peer advisers (current UW ECE students), and there will be ample time to...
The Punjabi Cultural Association presents DubCity Bhangra, an extension of the student organization into the competitive Bhangra world. Bhangra is a north Indian dance style which is performed with intensity across tournaments in the collegiate setting in the United States. To join DubCity Bhangra, you must audition, so in this info session, DubCity Bhangra executive board members will be teaching tryout choreography and then giving prospective members in-depth information about the club; such as competition dates and other membership commitments....
Interested in sustainability, science, and innovation? Explore the Sustainable Bioresource Systems Engineering (SBSE) major — where students use plants, trees, and agricultural waste to create renewable products like bioplastics, fuels, and packaging. SBSE blends chemistry, engineering, and environmental science to solve real-world problems and reduce our reliance on fossil fuels. Join current students, faculty, and alumni to learn how this unique major — housed in the College of the Environment— prepares grads for high-demand careers in clean tech and sustainable...
Delta Delta Sigma Pre-Dental Society (UW DDS) invites students to stop by our Dawg Daze table to learn more about dentistry and the pre-dental journey at UW! Come play a fun dental-themed game where you can win free dental prizes! Students can also meet current members and learn more about how Delta Delta Sigma supports pre-dental students through meetings, hands-on activities, guest speakers, volunteering opportunities, mentorship, and other events throughout the year. Brochures and information about our organization and social...
Interested in international studies? Come meet faculty, staff, and current students at the Jackson School of International Studies for pizza and snacks! You will learn about our open majors, exciting resources and opportunities unique to Jackson School students. Free giveaways, snacks, candy, and food! Includes: Capstones: Task Force, Public Writing, Research Exciting and interactive: International Negotiation Simulation Course! Student Organizations focused on international affairs events, speakers and community Jackson School Advisers (undergraduate and graduate) Careers in International Studies Student Funding: Internships/Internship Scholarships Academic Scholarships &...
This is an informational session for any students curious about healthcare careers. This session will focus on rehabilitation professions, specifically physical therapy, occupational therapy, prosthetics & orthotics, and speech-language pathology. Join our session on Zoom: https://washington.zoom.us/j/93465960517 Visit our website to learn more about degrees in Rehabilitation Medicine.
Mabuhay! Join us for our Traditional Filipino Dance workshop where we will be learning about the history of our dances! Through our workshop you will also have the opportunity to get connected to our Filipino community here at the University of Washington. Please bring athletic wear, a water bottle, and good energy!
Are you a future lawyer? Actor? Have a competitive edge? Mock Trial is for you. University of Washington Mock Trial is a small competitive team that simulates full criminal and civil trials. Our members take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses and travel all around the country to compete in tournaments. Our program began in 2007, and we have been very successful since then consistently bringing home trophies and awards. Interested in Mock Trial? Join us ON ZOOM for...
Join Kathakaars, a classical Indian dance team, to learn a short piece together and about the history of Kathak!
The goal of this event is to introduce new students to our organization and provide them with an engaging opportunity to learn more about the club. The event will begin with a brief presentation highlighting the club’s mission, activities, and opportunities for involvement. This will be followed by an interactive medical-themed Jeopardy game.
Come join iQueeries for a fun evening of LGBTQ+ trivia and games, all students are welcome! Meet new friends and become part of a community that is dedicated to supporting queer students across campus! Test your knowledge about different areas of queer and pop culture through Jeopardy-style trivia, and maybe win a prize at the end! We will also have board games, snacks, and plenty of time to meet new people. Join us for the whole night or pop in...
The Office of Minority Affairs and Diversity (OMA&D) and the Kelly ECC kicks off the year of community engagement with a day of fun and energy. We will have giveaways, caricatures and henna artists, tarot card reading, photo booths, a DJ and much more. We will be partnering up with student organizations, on-campus resources, and community partners in celebrating the beginning of another year. Open to all UW students, no RSVP, just come and and show up. Don’t miss out...
Learn the basics of machine sewing and hand sewing with instruction from Costume Club officers. Come meet new friends, chat about your interests, and get hands-on mending and crafting experience! The event will run from 6-10 pm. These are drop-in hours, so feel free to arrive whenever and stay for as long or as little as you'd like! Lessons will be done in shifts every ~20 minutes. We encourage your to join our discord for announcements, project help, and more!...
Join UW's Chinese Student Association for our first event of the quarter: Fall General! Enjoy a fun and casual evening of games, prizes, and chances to connect with new and returning members. Expect friendly competition, snacks, and a great way to get a taste of our community and culture. All are welcome, and we look forward to seeing you there!
Aura Dance Company will be hosting an advanced contemporary dance class in Meany Hall! This is a great low-stakes opportunity for all students to take a free dance class, and learn what Aura has to offer. This class will be at a difficulty catered more towards advanced level dancers, but all are welcome! Be sure to also check out our beginner friendly open-level dance class happening on the 28th!
Join us for our first Thursday Night Fellowship (TNF) hosted by Christian Students Association! TNF is a weekly event where Christians of all backgrounds and interested students meet for Christian fellowship. We will sing and discuss a topic in the Bible together. There will be food provided!
Enjoy a Campy Queer Classic from the late 80s with the brothers of Delta Lambda Phi at their 80's themed Autumn Rush Movie Night. Get to know Queer Cinematic History and UW's only queer Greek life organization at the same time! (Popcorn provided)
ESEC Info Night ESEC is UW's startup club . We bring founders, investors, and operators to campus, run events with other clubs across the university, and every spring we put on Zero to One, a two-day startup competition that last year drew over 200 students, 40 teams, and more than $10,000 in prizes, with sponsors including Anthropic and the AI2 Incubator. This is our first event of the year and the best place to figure out whether we're your thing....
Kick off the year with the Hip Hop Student Association! Discover the roots, culture, and creativity behind hip hop as we explore the Five Pillars of Hip Hop: Breakdancing, Graffiti, MCing, DJing, and Knowledge. From movement and visual art to music, expression, and community, each pillar represents an important part of hip hop’s history and culture. Event Details: Host: Hip Hop Student Association Time: 6 PM- 7:30 PM Location: Savery Hall Follow @uwhhsa on instagram for more information on our...
(Re)Source: Indigenous Practices + Lo-Fi Aesthetics To celebrate the culmination of the exhibition, ojo|-|ólǫ, join Eric-Paul Riege with guest artists Olivia Camfield and Kole Galbraith for a multi-day convening of film screenings, performances, and conversations. Inspired by the modularity of Riege’s work in which materials and motifs are re-worked and re-imagined in perpetuity, the artists will explore how history and culture are neither static nor permanent. To close the convening, join Riege, Camfield, and Galbraith as they source new meanings from the sounds, materials, and images of...
Come meet the American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) at UW! Learn more about our club, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and how to get involved throughout the year. We’ll have snacks and drinks and time to meet other students interested in healthcare. Just come hang out and get to know AMWA!
Anti Cinema Cinema Club strives to find the best so-bad-its-good movies. Come join us for some B list movies with A list people.
New here? Curious about Cru? Come kick off the year with us at our very first event! Whether you're seeking a community to be a part of or just exploring faith, this is the place for you. We’ll share what Cru is all about, what we’re dreaming for this year, and how you can be part of it. Expect good vibes, new friends, and maybe even a surprise or two. Bring yourself, bring a friend, and come find your place...
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey? Stop by the UW Study Abroad table in Rainier Vista to learn about the exciting opportunities waiting for you! Whether you're dreaming of cultural immersion, global career experience, or unforgettable adventures, there's a program for you. Come chat with our team, ask questions, and start planning your journey. Studying abroad can change how you see the world (and yourself) so come find out what’s possible! We can’t wait to meet you!
Come see us at the UW Visitor Center! We are here to help new and current UW students, staff, and faculty too! Stop by for information, directions to your class, or with any questions. We are on the ground floor of Odegaard Library, next to By George Cafe. Our friendly student staff can share their Husky Experience and you can pick up a UW sticker.
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? Many students aren’t aware of the wide range of unique resources provided exclusively for UW students. In this virtual presentation, you’ll get a chance to learn about how Husky Health Center can contribute to your time at UW. We know that everybody has a different journey with healthcare. This event is a great opportunity to ask questions specific to you!
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!
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? Head over to Clark Hall to learn more about our fitness program, leadership courses, scholarships, and career pathways designed to complement your academic journey. For more than 50 years, Clark Hall has been the heart of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), fostering a proud legacy of Huskies who have become commissioned officers....
Curious about learning more about programs in the Humanities? Stop by and say hello! Humanities Academic Services (HAS) advisers will be tabling outside to welcome students to campus and answer your questions. Whether you're exploring one of the 29 majors and 42 minors offered across 12 Humanities departments, wondering how world language placement and proficiency testing works, or just want to learn more about what the Humanities has to offer — we'd love to chat. Just stop by, introduce yourself,...
Free 2-hour Paddleboard/Boat Rental at the WAC for First Year Students with valid Student Husky Card. Limit 1 use per Husky Card. Come explore the Arboretum or the Union Bay Natural Area from a new perspective! We rent paddleboards, canoes, single kayaks, and double kayaks to the UW Community and the public. We offer discounted rates if you have your current Student or Employee Husky Card (around 25% and 15% respectively)! During Dawg Daze, First Year Students (with their Husky Card) can rent any of...
Startup Studio is Lavin's flagship event for incoming freshmen and sophomores. Over two days, you'll get hands-on workshops led by real founders, investors, and operators from Seattle's startup scene, covering everything from what investors actually look for in a pitch to how to spot a problem worth building a company around. It all builds toward a pitch competition where teams put what they learned into practice, judged by those same industry professionals. You don't need startup experience or even an...
Visit the current exhibitions on view at the Henry Art Gallery, a museum for contemporary art and ideas on the University of Washington campus. Admission to the Henry is free to all visitors. Current Exhibitions Day-to-Day: Rhythm, Routine, Resistance Jul 11, 2026 – Jan 3, 2027 Joiri Minaya: To Hell with Hibiscus Jul 25, 2026 – May 2, 2027 Eric-Paul Riege: ojo|-|ólǫ́ Mar 14, 2026 – Oct 25, 2026 “Every Picture Somewhat of an Experiment”: Helen Frankenthaler Prints Jul 5,...
This event will be a casual tea time open to any students. During the event the officer team of the UW Tea Club will be brewing various different kinds of teas and giving them out while providing some light education on what types of tea we are making, how to brew them, and what the club is about. We will also additionally provide some light snacks such as crackers and small pastries to go along with the teas. The main...
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. Whether you are an absolute beginner writing your first lines of code or an experienced developer seeking collaborative project experience, the session breaks down how HCP operates as a student-led incubator. Attendees get a clear overview of the club’s mission: building practical, resume-ready software while fostering an inclusive, supportive community across all skill levels...
How resources, trade, and technology influence the world Join Dr. Debamanyu Das of the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies for pizza and an engaging, informal discussion on how resources, trade, and technology shape the global political economy. Explore topics such as critical mineral supply chains, international trade, energy security, AI and technological innovation, and the geopolitical forces that influence global economic development. Whether you’re curious about current global events or interested in International Studies, this is a great...
Join NetworkAI, UW’s AI in Business club, for Bingo & Bites! Come learn what NetworkAI is about, grab some cookies & treats, and team up with fellow huskies in a fun game of bingo with a twist. 🍪 🧁
Craving conversation? Eager to form new friendships? We’ve got the perfect event for you! Come join us this Friday and meet your fellow Huskies at LiveWell’s popular Talking to Strangers event at Dawg Daze! After a quick educational workshop, we’ll engage in a speed-friending activity to apply the skills you’ve gained and connect with your other audience. Whether you’re looking to build your confidence in meeting new people or hoping to make new connections, come join us for a fun...
Are you ready to build the next winning Formula race car? Join UW Formula Motorsports for a hands-on race car building activity. Students will work in small teams to design and build a small race car using basic provided materials like cardboard, straws, and bottle caps. Once the cars are built, we'll head into a short racing bracket to see whose design comes out on top. After the build and race, we'll open up the room for students to hang...
Pull up to get to know the Barbell Club! We’re the University of Washington’s largest student organization for weightlifting and the gym, providing a space where you can share your goals, progress, questions, or tips with a real community. For Dawg Daze we’ll be hosting a social event where you can meet other students interested in health and fitness. The first part of the event will be an introduction to the club and our activities where we ask people please...
Arriving on campus as an international freshman? You don't have to navigate this exciting transition alone! Join our international upperclassmen for an insider Q&A to help you crush your first year. Bring all your questions about making friends, building healthy habits, adapting to culture, or getting settled in Seattle. We can't wait to meet you and kick off an amazing year together!
Did you know UW students can apply for funding to bring their tech project ideas to life? Come learn about the Student Technology Fee (STF): what it is, where the money comes from, and how the funding process works from application to approval. At this info session, we will walk through how to submit a proposal, what makes a strong application, and highlight some standout projects STF has funded across campus. Whether you're curious about the process or already have...
Welcome international students! Join us as we kick off our weekly Friday hangouts to build friendships with fun social activities followed by a time to have a safe and welcoming space for spiritual discussions (with snacks of course!). We love creating safe places for people to go deep together! Who we are: We are the UW chapter of Bridges International, an international Christian organization helping provide social connections, spiritual conversations, and student leadership development for international students and American friends....
Are you interested in K-Pop? Do you like to dance, film videos, and work on creative projects? Do you want to grow with a new community? Find a new creative outlet? If this sounds like you, make sure to stop by the THE KOMPANY’s interest meeting to learn more about getting involved in UW’s first and only K-Pop dance cover group! Explore the world of cover creation with performances and information from our current team. From video direction, graphic design,...
Celebrate the end of Dawg Daze and kick off the school year with a barbecue at Cross + Crown Church! Come and hang out with fellow students, enjoy free burgers and hot dogs, play games, and meet the staff from Cross + Crown Church! RUF (Reformed University Fellowship) Christian Fellowship is a Christian RSO that invites students from all faith backgrounds to ask good questions, make good friends, and hear good news. We'd love to see you there!
Are you a future lawyer? Actor? Have a competitive edge? Mock Trial is for you. University of Washington Mock Trial is a small competitive team that simulates full criminal and civil trials. Our members take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses and travel all around the country to compete in tournaments. Our program began in 2007, and we have been very successful since then consistently bringing home trophies and awards. Interested in Mock Trial? Join us ON ZOOM for...
Come Learn More About SHPE! 🌮 Come learn more about SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers) at Carmelo’s Tacos on the Ave on Friday, October 2nd, from 5:00–7:00 PM! SHPE is the largest national nonprofit organization in the United States dedicated to advancing Hispanic leadership, representation, and success in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). At UW, SHPE is a welcoming and inclusive community where students can connect with others, build professional relationships, get involved in events, and find opportunities...
Come try Martial Arts at UW, a fun beginner-friendly class for new incoming students! Whether you have martial arts experience or have never thrown a punch before, you are welcome to join us. We’ll practice basic kicks, punches, movement, and coordination in a relaxed environment focused on staying active, learning something new, and meeting other students. The sessions will be taught by Professor Dr. Dabiri, a professor in the UW Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering Department. Dr. Dabiri has martial arts...
Looking to make new friends and find your community at UW? Join the Japanese Student Association (JSA) for a fun welcome event! Meet current members and officers, connect with fellow new Huskies, play games, and learn about everything JSA has coming up this fall quarter, as well as what we do throughout the year! Whether you're interested in Japanese culture, language, food, or simply meeting new people, everyone is welcome! 🎁 Free goodie bags will be available while supplies last!
Join Asian American InterVarsity (AAIV) for our Listening Gathering! AAIV is a Christian fellowship on campus dedicated to empowering Asian Americans to further God’s Kingdom on campus through community, faith and service. Come hang out, meet new people, and enjoy some good music and refreshments with us in the Quad! Whether you’re looking to make new friends, bond with others over a shared love of music, learn more about AAIV, or simply relax and listen, everyone is welcome. No prior...
Join Delta Lambda Phi, UW's only queer and trans Greek life organization for a night out at Chicken Prince Karaoke, music from any era welcome. As this event is off campus, interested parties are invited to join us at the George Washington Statue at 5:45 pm. We'll depart from there to the U District light station at 6. We'll arrive at our final destination after a ride on the light rail and a local bus at approximately 7 o'clock ....
Meet new faces, enjoy some snacks, and spark some unforgettable connections in CSA's fun-filled night of rapid-fire convos, laughter, and community vibes. Kick off your year strong with games and activities centered around bonding with fellow members, officers, and anyone curious about CSA! All are welcome and we look forward to seeing you!
Looking for a community to grow with at UW? Our ISM Freshmen Connect Groups are a warm space to make new friends, learn Christian values from upperclassmen, and grow in Biblical wisdom together. So, join us for our first connect group! Come hungry, learn about connect groups, and find your home away from home!
Join us in celebrating Sukkot, the Jewish celebration of the fall harvest, in solidarity with Palestine! Stop by our Sukkah on the quad throughout the week to chat and enjoy some snacks, or join us from 6:00 - 7:30pm on October 2nd for a short Shabbat ritual to mark the end of Sukkot and the beginning of the school year. When: 6:00 - 7:30pm on October 2nd Where: The Quad **All people are welcome, regardless of identity or relationship to...
Join UW Young Democratic Socialists of America for a fun, low-key night of socialist trivia! Whether you're a longtime DSA activist or have seen us lately in the news, come test your knowledge, meet fellow socialists, and get plugged into the UW socialist scene. No experience necessary, just curiosity and some nerdiness
Welcome, class of 2030! Friday at Chabad is the place to be, with your cherished JewDub family! So DON'T MISS out; join the JewDub tribe. “Get to Chabad, with Jewish Pride in your stride!” Stroll through the sukkah, grab a plate- there's tons of food, and spend Friday night with your JewDub fam under the open sky. Weather permitting - if it rains, we move inside. RSVP: Text WELCOME SHABBAT to 206-401-7708
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM • HUB Welcome Center (HUB 106) Meet the club, connect with friends, and start the new quarter strong. Welcoming all new & returning students.
Come together to celebrate the start of the new school year at our Welcome Back Shabbat! Whether you’re returning to campus or joining us for the first time, Hillel warmly invites you to an evening of community and connection. Join us before Shabbat dinner at 5:15 for a joyful Shabbat song circle, filled with singing, prayer, and reflection, followed by a delicious Shabbat dinner at 6:30pm. This is the perfect opportunity to unwind from the first week of classes craziness,...
Get ready for some friendly chaos with BUNCO NIGHT! Whether you’ve played Bunco before or have no idea what it is, this is your chance to roll the dice, make some memories, and connect with friends old and new. Snacks and high-energy fun guaranteed—come ready to bring the hype!
Come dance with us at our UW Undivided Dawg Daze Dance Workshop! This will be an open level hip hop choreography-based class taught by the upcoming 26-27 UW Undivided Dance Chairs! Don’t be afraid to come dance with us, it’s welcome to all! Event Details: Host: UW Undivided 2026-2027 Dance Chairs Time: 7 PM-9 PM Location: Red Square Choreography Level: Open Interested in auditioning for the team? Follow @uwundivided on Instagram for audition updates! For more Hip Hop Student Association...
Get ready to laugh your face off at THE COLLECTIVE IMPROV TROUPE's annual FREE COMEDY SHOW! The Collective Improv Troupe is an improvisational comedy RSO here at UW. At our shows we perform a series of short and long form improv games driven solely by audience suggestions. We perform 5 improv shows a quarter as well as host improv workshops throughout the year to spread our love of improv. Does that sound interesting to you? (yes, it does) Come to...
Back for its sixth year, the U District Chow Down & Street Party is your introduction to Seattle's fastest growing neighborhood–the U District! Meet your new neighborhood with a food walk featuring delicious $6 bites at over 70 local restaurants. Plus, enjoy main stage entertainment with live music all day long on the Ave!