On The Run

The University of Washington campus has been walked by many people through many years. Crumbling buildings stand beside those with paint still drying, and who knows how many footprints hide underneath the layers of soil and concrete. This walk will take you through time to explore a story of love and loss that lies just below the veil of our world. Begin on the Northeastern-most end of the quad -- between the art and music buildings -- and walk through the quad towards Red Square. For the fullest experience, this walk should be done during Suzzallo Library hours.

Have you ever wondered what a tree is thinking? Well, assuming that thoughts are just signals that pass through our heads... Your available area is the Quad; more specifically, all of the trees within the Quad. Begin in the center, where the main paths intersect. Once you're there, start the walk.

START in the Courtyard in front of the Jacob Lawrence Gallery. Decades have passed since The Great Drought. Your research team is close to figuring out how to get the water back to our planet. But it's too much. Maybe a nice walk will clear your head.

This is the Digital Radio Receiver used by Professor Andrew Hill's research team. Please do not access before orientation.

This is a story about our campus wizard - Aldric Are you ready to join this spooky adventure? Please start from the southwest entrance of the Quad UW, which is next to the Red Square.

Hello fellow traveler! This walk is based on a Russian folktale called "Swan-Geese" or "Gusi-Lebedi." Masha's younger brother, Vanya, is taken by these magical birds who work for "Baba Yaga," or the witch living in the woods. It is up to you, Masha, to overcome obstacles and rescue your brother. Our walk combines mindfulness practices with folklore to create a meditative yet culture-infused experience.