The iconic UW Quad features gothic architecture, brick pathways and green lawns and is surrounded by six buildings that house the arts, humanities and social sciences. It’s a popular gathering place on campus, especially when the cherry trees are in bloom each spring.

The Quad’s signature Yoshino cherry trees are approximately 90 years old and were originally set in a grove at the Washington Park Arboretum. In early 1962, the University transplanted the trees to their current spot, bringing thousands of visitors …

The UW is committed to ensuring access and inclusion for all. There are two accessible entrances to the Quad, one at each end. Accessible parking is available in Lot N22, which is best reached via the East entrance to campus on Pend Oreille Road.

2025年3月12日 · University of Washington’s 29 cherry blossom trees in and around the quad always draws a crowd. It’s not just the area near Red Square, either. Clones of those cherry blossom trees are scattered around the campus, says UW arborist Sara Shores, while more Yoshinos cluster around Drumheller Fountain.

2017年4月4日 · A live stream of the iconic University of Washington cherry blossoms in the Quad. Watch the stream 24/7 on UWTV: http://uwtv.org/uw-quad-cherry-blossom-cam/!

2022年3月28日 · Ready for Cherry Blossom festival? Good news is The U-Districts first-ever Cherry Blossom festival begins this year (March 25th - April 10th 2022). Every spr...

2024年3月20日 · When can I see the cherry blossoms? According to the university, the 29 Yoshino cherry trees in the UW Quad reached peak bloom on March 19. Peak bloom for the trees varies every year based on the...

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2013年12月30日 · Where is this shot taken from? It looks like it's from the top of the Art Building! That's exactly it! :) That is for sure! I actually found the quad really beautiful this fall! Almost, if not as much during the spring time! Undergrads! Please Support Your Teaching Assistants and Other ASEs During Bargaining and Strikes!

The University of Washington is affectionately called “UDub” due to a clever linguistic twist involving the pronunciation of the letter “W.” By condensing the traditional pronunciation of ‘Double U’ into a single syllable, you end up simply saying “Dub,” giving birth to the catchy nickname ‘UDub.’