The great Gaskin
How a kid from Lynnwood became the best running back in Husky history.
Paul Allen's legacy
To the late Paul G. Allen, the University of Washington felt like home.
Dec. 2018 Issue
A life in computing
We explore the legacy of Microsoft’s late co-founder by photographing items from one of his museums.
Columns Online
Sci-fi future is here
Science fiction has come alive in our modern world—from robots in our homes to the search for life across the universe.
Dec. 2018 Issue
Hub
Campus Life | Faculty & Staff | People | December 7, 2018
Thanks, Professor Banks
‘The Father of Multicultural Education’ is retiring after 50 years.
Alumni | November 30, 2018
Keeping it fresh
The FreshJess founder developed her voice and built a following for her blog, which is going strong after 10 years.
Arts & Entertainment | December 8, 2018
The language of dance
Contorting the imagination with choreographer Alice Gosti, ’08.
October 3, 2018
Straight outta sci-fi…
RoboFly, the first wireless flying robot insect took to the air at the UW last spring.
Alumni | Features | August 30, 2018
‘Yes, I am a boy’
Nonconformist and social media star Kevin Ninh shares his story of self-discovery.
Campus Life | Hub | Husky History | August 3, 2018
A slice of UW history
Sports | August 23, 2018
Partners under par
With his wife as caddie, former Husky C.T. Pan nearly nabbed first PGA trophy.
Alumni | Sports | August 30, 2018
Basketball Jones
From Compton to MontIake to Rome, Bobby Jones is Iiving the dream.
Alumni | Community | June 2, 2018
Character: Anne-Lise Nilsen
Anne-Lise Nilsen has known the next Husky mascot since he was 9 days old.
Campus News | May 21, 2018
Making trouble
“Women are shaking the foundation of this country in every possible way," said Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood, at a UW Book Store event.
Students | June 5, 2018
Leading roles
All four of the 2017-18 UW student body presidents were people of color, and each of them saw race, equity and social justice as central to their position.
Alumni | People | June 6, 2018
The (tiny) Dawg House
This spring, 20 dawgs teamed up to build a UW-themed tiny house to shelter the homeless.
June 1, 2018
Model mentor
When Kelvin stepped into Virginia's office 40 years ago, it changed both of their lives forever.
Solutions | June 5, 2018
Coffee with a twist of tech
Paul Tupper, ’14, started Onda Origins, a Seattle-based coffee company with a technological spin, to further his environmental agenda.
Sports | July 7, 2018
Ready for the moment
We photographed the bright smiles and unstoppable attitudes of the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games.
Alumni | Sports | June 4, 2018
Running man
Junior Coffey went from the NFL to training racehorses. He's been one of the most successful trainers at Emerald Downs.
In Print
Gratefully remastered
A 1974 concert at Hec Ed Pavilion, long a favorite of Dead Heads, is one of six historic concerts being released in a beautiful new boxed set,
Dec. 2018 Issue
Give Me 5: Michael Callahan
Michael Callahan rowed for UW from 1992-96, competed in the ’04 Olympics and has coached the men’s crew team since 2007.
No Issue
3 hearts, 1 full life
An adventurous alum stricken with heart disease as a young man is thriving after undergoing two heart transplants.
No Issue
Safe travels
Author and traveler Chris Sanford shares 10 bits of wisdom from his book, “Staying Healthy Abroad: A Global Traveler’s Guide.”
No Issue
Tech for mental health
UW Medicine researchers are exploring how a smartphone might help someone manage a severe mental illness such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
No Issue
People
Seattle's public policy professor
Remembering scholar, civic leader and former dean Hubert Locke.
Sept. 2018 Issue
Voice of the Dawgs
Tony Castricone has a passion for sports and a song in his heart.
Sept. 2018 Issue
Solutions
New biologies
Nature is an interconnected web of life. A new Life Sciences building takes that to heart.
Sept. 2018 Issue
The heart of Puerto Rico
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, a team of UW engineers and scientists went to Puerto Rico to learn and to help.
Sept. 2018 Issue
