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September 2023 Issue
When he isn’t digging into science, geologist rocks with his band
David R. Montgomery has a MacArthur “genius grant,” a handful of popular science books, and six albums with the local band Big Dirt under his belt.
September 2023 Issue
Like the ‘Boys in the Boat,’ UW women’s rowing has its own inspiring story
Like the ‘Boys in the Boat,’ UW women’s rowing has its own inspiring story.
September 2023 Issue
In the hands of UW’s influential industrial designers, form and function make art
Five industrial designers, five decades of influence and one message for tomorrow’s designers.
September 2023 Issue
Health-care pioneer George Counts has spent career battling disease and inequities
Throughout his career, George Counts has addressed health and health-care inequities.
September 2023 Issue
Spratlen family’s support for UW nursing lives on
Transferring ownership of a book on African American nurses to a professional organization will raise scholarship funds.
September 2023 Issue
Beloved puppetry teacher touched the lives of many UW students
Former UW drama professor Aurora Valentinetti’s indelible impact still delights us today.
September 2023 Issue
UW among top 3 universities in Peace Corps volunteers
Since 2001, the UW has consistently ranked in the top three volunteer-producing universities in the nation.
September 2023 Issue
Be REAL program helps Huskies feel less stressed, more connected
The research-based program helps members of the UW community maintain their mental health.
September 2023 Issue
Quiet philanthropists honored with UW’s Gates Volunteer Service Award
Dan and Pam Baty, recipients of the 2023 Gates Volunteer Service Award, have spent nearly five decades supporting UW programs.
September 2023 Issue
To study the cosmos, scientists manage an astronomical amount of data
A tool developed by the UW’s Institute for Data Intensive Research in Astrophysics & Cosmology will help manage massive amounts of data.
September 2023 Issue
How Andrea Reay, ’01, makes Tacoma a good place for small businesses
Andrea Reay loves Tacoma, which is why she became the CEO of their chamber of commerce.
UW Magazine Online
From canvases in coffee shops to Brooklyn streets, Hoa Hong’s art and impact are far-reaching
From canvases in coffee shops to Brooklyn streets, Hoa Hong’s art and impact are far-reaching.
UW Magazine Online
The UW remembers one of John Bonica’s first (and favorite) anesthesia colleagues, Toshio Akamatsu
Toshio Akamatsu began his career as a member of John Bonica's legendary team of pain management experts. Akamatsu died this year at the age of 89.
Viewpoint Magazine
For three decades, UW Tacoma has sought to serve not only its students but the community as a whole
For three decades, UW Tacoma has sought to serve not only its students but the community as a whole.
Viewpoint Magazine
UW’s new student regent Jay Cunningham wants more inclusive machine learning
While researching technology, equity and innovation, Ph.D. candidate Jay Cunningham makes time to help steward the University as a UW regent.
Viewpoint Magazine
Joe Davis shares his insights as a veteran, first-generation college student and UW Tacoma alumnus
After serving in the Army, Joe Davis saw college as a pathway to a career in public service.
Viewpoint Magazine
UW’s DO-IT program works to adapt classrooms and labs for all
The Disabilities, Opportunities, Internet-working and Technology Center (DO-IT for short) provides support, advocacy and mentoring to students with disabilities.
Viewpoint Magazine
Elavie Ndura and UW Tacoma “walk the talk” when pursuing equity and inclusion
Elavie Ndura, Vice Chancellor for Equity and Inclusion at UW Tacoma, explains her connection to the University and her passion for equity and inclusion.
Viewpoint Magazine
Shell House Canoe Family joins Tribal Canoe Journey for the first time
Hosted by the Muckleshoot Tribe, this year's Tribal Canoe Journey welcomed members of the Shell House Canoe Family, č̓away̓altxʷ ʔiišəd.
Viewpoint Magazine
Stories to tell: The Wing Luke Museum is nationally recognized and community based
The Wing Luke Museum is part of Seattle's community of culturally specific museums that build empathy, promote equity and tell more complete histories.
