University of Washington-Seattle Campus (UW) Campus

Didn't like Center Table? That's okay! There are many different dining options on campus, such as By George Cafe. By George Cafe, its news stand, and some Husky services offices are located right under Odegaard library. After showing you around the cafe, Charlotte takes over and shows you all Kane Hall -- The largest lecture hall at UW!

Here we get to talk to Chris, a freshman here at UW! He's intending to major in computer science and loves the IMA! Chris is also in the (old and less nice) dorms on north campus and is trying to navigate his way through the start of freshman year! He talks to us about the academic climate, favorite parts of UW, and more through the lense of a future CS major!

Meet your awesome University of Washington tour guide!

The IMA not only has workout equipment, but also holds classes such as yoga, Zumba, pilates, etc. It has a smoothie/food place for after workouts, a pool and hot tub, indoor track, multiple gyms, and more. You can participate in many intramural sports here at UW, club teams, and varsity sports. The IMA is always filled with people taking a class, playing a sport, or just getting a workout in. Sadly it's a far walk from my dorm on north campus, but is a great perk to being a student at UW (only students can get in!).

Most of the classes at the University of Washington are lecture style. Lectures are also paired with smaller sections that are made up of less people within the giant lectures. This is to ensure engagement and understanding of the topics taught in lecture.

Welcome to a campus gem...Suzzallo Library! It's nicknamed the Harry Potter library for obvious reasons. It's the perfect place to go for absolute silence to concentrate on studying. There's also tables and a Starbucks outside of the quiet study area for getting coffee and working with friends! I love going to Suz to concentrate and admire the beautiful room! The only downside is that there is usually people taking pictures of the library while you're in there studying. It's also located in Red Square!

Have a group project coming up? Head over to the Research Commons located in the Allen Library. Equipped with dry erase boards and group study rooms, this is a perfect spot to collaborate with your team.

Come with Carson as she walks through the Quad on a sunny afternoon!

Aloha! My name is Nicole and I am so excited to show you around my beautiful campus. I am currently a freshman at the University of Washington in Seattle. A few fun facts about me: - I am originally from the Big Island of Hawai'i - I am an intended informatics major - Boba is my fuel - My favorite color is orange - Just finished the last season of New Girl - I am so excited to show y'all around UW!

The Rainier Vista one of my favorite things about campus, especially on a sunny spring day because it has a view of the cherry blossoms, fountain, and mt. Rainier! The fountain is called Drumheller Fountain and you can actually feel the sprays from a ways away. There's always people here taking pictures because it's such a beautiful view!

Join Carson as she walks through the Drumheller Fountain area and points out a few buildings on main campus.

Red Square is home to many of the well-known buildings. Including Kane Hall, Odegarrd Library, and Suzzallo Library. You will often find club booths, club fairs, protests, and food trucks out and about in Red Square.

The Quad can get really crowded. Finding a place to study and also be outdoors can be a challenge. Try grabbing a seat at the terrace outside of Alder Hall!

I'm only starting out my freshman year here so I'm not as familiar with many academic buildings yet. So, my roommate, Emma, takes us on a tour of Bagley Hall (aka the chemistry building). There are big lecture halls, as well as classrooms and labs here. They have lockers to put all of your goggles and lab coats for the labs! I have not had a class here but if you are going through the chem series you will probably have many here!

Follow along on the Burke-Gilman Trail as Carson makes her way to work