Recent activity at University Of Washington Seattle Campus
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Sep 14, 2026·Capital improvement plan
University of Washington Biennial Capital Budget Request 2027-2029
A 2-year capital budget request for the University of Washington covering the 2027-2029 biennium. The plan outlines proposed state-funded capital investments across the university's three campuses (Seattle, Bothell, and Tacoma), including academic building replacement and revitalization projects, energy decarbonization efforts, infrastructure renewal, seismic improvements, asset preservation, and soil remediation, with an accompanying ten-year capital plan through 2037.
Jul 1, 2026
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The University of Washington's adopted consolidated operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2027 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027), the legal budget of record approved by the Board of Regents.
Jul 1, 2026·Proposed budget
University of Washington Tacoma FY2027 Proposed Budget
The University of Washington Tacoma's proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2027, a pre-adoption draft submitted as part of the annual budget development process, reflecting strategic priorities and a 3% reduction model.
May 1, 2026·Strategic plan
University Of Washington Strategic Framework 2026-2030
The University of Washington's Strategic Framework 2026-2030 outlines a roadmap to lead with boldness and imagination amidst rapid technological and societal change. It is built upon four strategic pillars: delivering high-quality, debt-free education; engaging in radical collaborations for breakthroughs and public benefit; strengthening healthier communities; and stewarding and growing people and resources. The plan aims to prepare learners for a changing world, advance discovery and technology, improve human health and well-being, and generate lasting benefits for Washington and beyond, while upholding ethics and public trust.
