• Huskies win NCAA softball title
  Washington added another state to its postseason collection euphoria. Washington's three-week, 6,899-mile trek through Massachusetts, Georgia and Oklahoma in the NCAA softball tournament ended with a national championship Tuesday.
  (The Seattle Times  6/3/2009)
• Huskies haven't given up on plans to renovate Husky Stadium
  The UW might make another run at the Legislature next session, and says it still has commitments for $150 million, half the cost of the first plan.
  (The Seattle Times  6/2/2009)
• UW scientists say new online tool aims to take world's temperature
  Climate experts today will unveil ClimateWizard, an online tool that shows how global warming could affect the entire world, including changes within cities, states and countries. ClimateWizard is a joint effort among the University of Washington, the Nature Conservancy and the University of Southern Mississippi.
  (Seattle Times  5/29/2009)
• UW Bothell swamped with 1,156 applicants for 320 freshmen spots
  It's getting more competitive for freshmen to get into the University of Washington's Bothell campus. Just three years after it accepted freshmen for the first time, UW Bothell has received 1,156 applications for 320 enrollment slots for next fall. That's a 70 percent jump in applications from the same time last year.
  (Everett Herald  5/28/2009)
• Supporters of UW swim program working to keep it afloat
  The Husky Swimming Foundation is now fighting to resurrect the UW swimming program with private money, and eventually a new pool.
  (KING-TV, NW Cable News  5/26/2009)
• UW World Series fields a distinguished lineup
  Global cultural travels ... from the upholstered comfort of a theater seat. That's what UW World Series offers with its yearly lineup of dance, world music, chamber recitals and piano pyrotechnics. The great sightlines and good acoustics of Meany Hall on the University of Washington campus are a key part of the package. Here's what's in store for 2009-10.
  (Seattle Times  4/26/2009)
• He's made quite a name for himself
  The News Tribune profiles James Milgard, recipient of the UW Tacoma's Milgard School of Business business lifetime achievement award.
  (Tacoma News Tribune  4/26/2009)
• U.S. News ranks UW high in medicine, law
  The University of Washington ranked high in medicine and health categories of the U.S. News & World Report rankings of graduate schools, released Wednesday.
  (Seattle Post-Intelligencer  4/23/2009)
• Secretary Gates to speak at UW graduation
  Defense Secretary Robert Gates will be the speaker at the University of Washington's graduation. Gates will speak at the commmencement ceremonies June 13 in Husky Stadium.
  (Seattle Post-Intelligencer  4/22/2009)
• His is a whole-grain life
  Bill Matthaei, Roman Meal CEO, is being recognized this month as the Business Leader of the Year by the University of Washington Tacoma Milgard School of Business.
  (Tacoma News Tribune  4/19/2009)

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