The flagship campus of the University of Washington (UW, or simply "Washington" and "UDub") is located in Seattle, the capital of Washington State in the western United States. Founded in 186 1, it is one of the oldest universities on the west coast of the United States and one of the earliest schools to open medical schools in the world.
Washington University, known as the "public Ivy League", is a member of the "Twelve Schools in the Pacific", a sports league between association of american universities and the West Coast universities in the United States. The University of Washington has three campuses, located in Seattle, Tacoma and Balsal.
Tacoma Campus and Balsal Campus only offer undergraduate and master's courses. These three campuses belong to the same school. Unlike the general public university system, the Tacoma Campus and Balsal Campus of Washington University are not independent universities.
Nevertheless, the admission conditions, academic requirements and scientific research level of these three schools are different, and they are essentially equivalent to three different schools. Generally speaking, Washington University only refers to Seattle campus, excluding Tacoma campus and Balsal campus.
Introduction to the University of Washington Campus:
The buildings in the main campus of the University of Washington are almost all Gothic buildings and Gothic styles, and the Red Square in the central square is paved with red bricks. Suzzallo Library, a library facing the square, is a typical Gothic building: many arches are inlaid with sculptures of characters, and the doorposts and window frames are carved with complex patterns.
The stained glass windows in the reading room on the second floor will emit light blue light in the afterglow of the sunset, adding a lot of bright colors to this solemn building.
Walking down the steps on the left side of the square, you will see a circular fountain, Drumheller fountain, with cherry trees planted on both sides of the road. When the weather is clear, you can see Mount Rainier in the distance. Not far from the main entrance of Washington University is the Burke Museum of Natural History &; Culture, there are several tall totem poles at the door.
The museum displays many precious Indian cultural relics, including totems, canoes and various handicrafts. Museum of Modern Art Henry Art Museum often holds exhibitions focusing on modern works of art..
The above information comes from the higher vocational enrollment network.