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December 2025 Issue
Distinguished Alumni Veteran Award recipient Elizabeth Bridges is a force in military medicine
Blending her devotion to serving for critical care patients with her passion for the military, Elizabeth Bridges makes a global impact.
Viewpoint Magazine
Award-winning poet Laura Da’ traces land loss, trauma and healing in her new collection “Severalty”
In her third poetry collection, teacher and poet Laura Da’ explores Indigenous endurance in the face of erasure.
Viewpoint Magazine
UW’s Multicultural Alumni Partnership awards students and community members for their leadership, resilience and inclusion
The Multicultural Alumni Partnership is proud to present the 2025 community and student MAP awardees.
Viewpoint Magazine
The UW’s Champions Program offers a space to grow for students who have been in foster care or experienced unaccompanied homelessness
The UW’s Champions Program offers students who have been in foster care or experienced homelessness the foundation they need to grow.
Viewpoint Magazine
Through the Black Freedom Fund, Marc Philpart empowers organizations focused on racial justice, democracy and community development
From the UW’s Evans School to national racial justice leadership, Marc Philpart is helping build a new future through the Black Freedom Fund.
Viewpoint Magazine
As graduate students face federal funding freeze, UW’s Graduate School launches the Research Resilience Fund
Ph.D. candidate Sydney Floryanzia researches solutions to brain disease, but her work is being derailed by the erosion of federal support.
Viewpoint Magazine
Husky Career Closet provides free professional attire for job-seeking students
From interview suits to confidence boosts, the Husky Career Closet outfits students for the professional world.
Viewpoint Magazine
UW Bothell’s Melanie Malone turns soil science into social change with hands-on classes
Associate professor Melanie Malone teaches hands-on, field-based and community-centered science classes to better engage her students.
Viewpoint Magazine
David Armstrong’s new book, “Broadway Nation,” shines the spotlight on cultural contributions from marginalized groups
A UW course becomes a book about Broadway's roots in immigrant, Jewish, Black and Queer communities.
UW Magazine Online
UW alumna Sarah Traver reshapes a Seattle art legacy for modern audiences
Sarah Traver pushes the boundaries of an art gallery that's been in her family for nearly five decades.
UW Magazine Online
Your autumn media list from UW authors and artists
In case you needed to add a few more books to your shelf, here are a few new releases from the UW community.
UW Magazine Online
Lena Khalaf Tuffaha, ’08, wins her second Washington State Book Award
Lena Khalaf Tuffaha wins her second Washington State Book Award with "Something about Living."
September 2025 Issue
30 years ago, Husky Stadium hosted its largest crowd ever—for Band Day
The largest crowd in UW history turned out 30 years ago when the Huskies faced ... Army?
September 2025 Issue
The UW remembers one of the Northwest’s best music teachers, Ken Noreen
Ken Noreen, 1942–2025, was an dedicated musician, conductor, businessman and Mariners fan.
September 2025 Issue
UW’s Climate Risk Lab connects students with future employers to deal with natural disasters
These sustainability-savvy students and faculty hope for a future where climate risk is accounted for in worldwide strategic and organizational decisions.
September 2025 Issue
Tom Foley’s new biography hearkens back to a more cooperative political era
Tom Foley's biographer, Kenton Bird, digs into the former Speaker of the House and UW alum's 30 years in Congress.
September 2025 Issue
Jennifer Zeyl guides the Intiman Theater through a changing performing arts scene
Jennifer Zeyl guides the Intiman through collaboration, education and a renewed sense of purpose.
September 2025 Issue
From the UW to “The Voice,” Lucia Flores-Wiseman tells her story
Do yourself a favor and listen to UW grad Lucia Flores-Wiseman's rendition of "La Llorona."
September 2025 Issue
Carver Gayton’s life of activism has roots in his family history
Carver Gayton's activism and academic brilliance spring from a rich history of aspiration and achievement on both sides of his family.
