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If you think we’ve been experiencing a colder than usual spring and summer, UW Research Associate James Johnstone from the in the can back you up. Based on data gathered from 44 weather stations across Washington state, Johnstone found that are the coldest and cloudiest for any spring since 1900.

Did you know that the is a member of the Blue Star Museum program,offering free admission聽 to immediate family members of active duty US Military when they show their active military ID at the front desk? The Burke is one of 1,500 museums across America offering military families a chance to visit museums this summer when many will have limited resources and limited time to be together.

Regional & Community Relations and the entire UW community welcome new , who was dressed in one of his 12 new purple shirts on his first official day in office July 1. interviewed President Young about issues important to students and what lies ahead.

July is an excellent time to visit the , near the north entrance to campus. Built in 1895, it still offers celestial views of the universe through several telescopes, including the 120-year old six-inch refractor telescope.聽 The observatory is open the first and third Wednesdays of each month through September (9-11 pm), when public lectures are also offered.聽 For more details聽about the talks, or to read about the observatory’s history, visit the .

The invites you to its beginning July 6 and continuing each Wednesday evening in July. Four presentations by experts in their fields will cover a range of topics – new evolutionary discoveries to ancient infections – and require no background knowledge in genetics or other biological subjects. The lectures will be held in the Auditorium beginning at 8 pm, with refreshments and further discussion to follow.