October 9, 2020
Student Tech Loan Program
Room 111D The HUB is home to an extension of the Student Tech Loan Program (STLP) which is operated by Academic & Student Affairs, Academic Technologies. The Tech Loan Program is funded by the Student Technology Fee and the Services and Activities Fee Committees. The Student Tech Loan Program @ the HUB can be found…
Resource Center
Room 111
U.S. Bank + ATM
Room 105 U.S. Bank has a full-service branch and ATM located on the first floor of the HUB that is open to all students, staff, faculty and community members. We are located at the north end of the HUB main floor next to the bike shop. U.S. Bank offers a wide array of financial tools…
ASUW Bike Shop
Room 103 The ASUW Bike Shop is a student-run bicycle repair service open to the UW community. Bike shop staff and technicians are available to provide repair at reasonable costs. Bike Shop staff also offer training classes throughout the quarter. The Bike Shop is located on the first floor and has a separate entrance on…
September 10, 2020
Fraternity & Sorority Life
HUB 236
March 22, 2020
The Director’s Welcome – Winter 2020
One of the greatest lessons the University of Washington tries to instill is that of resiliency. These unprecedented times are certainly testing all of our resiliencies with each day bringing new information, new challenges, and new real impacts on our personal lives and those around us. As they always have, and will continue to do,…
Bubba’s Bulletin – Winter 2020
Hey y’all. The end of any academic quarter comes with looks of exhaustion and anxiety from many of our students. The quarter system can be brutal…not only in the classroom, but for student leaders who are trying to accomplish their goals, plan programs, enhance services, and serve the campus community. 10 weeks comes and goes…
Alumni Spotlight: Ryan Biava, 1999-2000 ASUW President
What was your most memorable UW class? Why? Linguistics 404, “Indo-European,” where I learned one of my favorite bits of trivia: the English word “royal” and the Hindi word “raj” share the same root. Great, creative class about human thought that argues for strong humanities funding. Who is your hero? Why? If forced to choose,…
Student Spotlight: Maggie Dunham Jordahl, 2019-20 GPSS Vice President of External Affairs
What is your position with GPSS and what are some of your current responsibilities?I am the Vice President of External Affairs for GPSS, and I represent the 15,000 graduate students at UW at the local, state, and federal level. I have been working in Olympia this legislative session to advocate for our student population at…
May 20, 2019
The Director’s Welcome – Spring 2019
Springtime marks some of the busiest and most exciting times of our entire year for the HUB. The sun finally makes its appearance and so do election campaign signs. Yes it’s a cliché, but I’m always amazed at how time flies for our students. I feel like our current ASUW and GPSS students were just…
Bubba’s Bulletin – Spring 2019
Pure, unadulterated joy…with a twinge of sadness. The end of yet another school year is upon us and in just a matter of weeks, campus will be filled with students in cap and gown, with their families in tow. It’s a wonderful time of year because many of our student leaders (GPSS, ASUW, RSOs, student…
Alumni Spotlight: Chris Laws, GPSS 2001-04 Executive Senator
What was your most memorable UW class? The most memorable class I took at UW would have to be a graduate class on the stars of our galaxy back in 2000, taught by Suzanne Hawley (now serving as the Divisional Dean for Natural Sciences in the College of Arts and Sciences) — it was a…
Student Spotlight: Catarina (Cat) Ratajczak, ASUW 2018-19 Student Food Coop Co-Manager
What is your position with the ASUW Student Food Coop (SFC) and what are some of your current responsibilities? My position with the ASUW SFC is a co-manager along with Emma D’Orazio. I currently work to create an environment on campus that promotes education about, and access to, sustainable, ethical, local food. This takes shape…
March 15, 2019
RSO Registration for Spring Quarter
A limited number of registration sessions are available Spring Quarter, beginning April 17 through May 21, 2019. Visit the HUB Trumba Calendar, find a date, and register! Groups registering Spring Quarter must complete all registration requirements by 5 pm Wednesday, May 29, 2019.
February 26, 2019
The Director’s Welcome – Winter 2019
There is no denying winter is here as UW was blanketed in snow for most of February. In fact, this is the most snow campus has seen since 1949, which also happens to be the year the HUB first opened (originally called the Associated Students Memorial Union). It is 70 years later and the main…
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