Protest art in Humanities Building calls out elevator accessibility issues, value of art students
‘Students paying this amount of money to be at this school deserve more than a crumbling building,’ anonymous statement says
Activist Alice Wong, UW expert Sami Schalk discuss disability justice in era of COVID-19
'We should really learn from what we’ve experienced and been traumatized by and create a new world — that's the way forward,' Wong says
Equity, not equality: UW disability community mobilizes for more equitable accommodation access, campus climate
As groups push for better integration of accommodations in classrooms, students spearhead creation of organizations, new Disabled Students Cultural Center to improve campus conditions
NIH grant to support groundbreaking stem cell models for Down syndrome at UW
'[This] work can significantly advance our understanding of the cognitive and health conditions seen in individuals with Down syndrome,' UW expert says
UW clarifies employee caregiving resources for COVID-19 vulnerable individuals
UW reiterates Remote Work Policy, suggests employees who do not have disabilities or medical conditions contact school’s human resources department
Public History Project hosts live online event to honor 30th anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act
Project assistant for Public History Project spoke about specific challenges students with disabilities faced throughout history of UW
Common Council attempts to reduce single-use plastic waste, passes plastic straw ordinance
Restaurants to receive citations upon plastic straw infractions after educational grace period
Editorial Board: Fall 2019’s biggest stories
Following are the most contested stories from this semester
Ability-based segregation remains far too prevalent in our society
If racial segregation has been outlawed, we cannot permit exclusion of people with diverse abilities
