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December 2024 Issue
Pure genius: Two Huskies win MacArthur foundation grants
One is developing technology to help intimate-violence survivors, the other investigates microbial lifeforms. Both are geniuses.
December 2024 Issue
UW’s Campus Philharmonia Orchestras provides stage experience for UW students, faculty and staff
Ryan Dakota Farris, an up-and-coming conductor, used the Campus Philharmonia Orchestras as a “training ground” for his conducting career.
December 2024 Issue
The University Book Store has a lot to celebrate after 125 years of serving the UW’s students and community
In January 2025, University Book Store, a bastion for UW students and community, celebrates its 125th anniversary.
December 2024 Issue
Next Gen Civic Leader Corps, a program from the Evans School and CELE Center, aims to inspire a new generation into public service
How do you inspire a new generation into public service? The Evans School and CELE Center are connecting students with seasoned leaders and local opportunities to do just that.
December 2024 Issue
Two alumni from the class of 1975 had shining moments in 2004
Twenty years ago, Linda Buck, '75, won the Nobel Prize. Meanwhile, Mark Emmert, '75, became president of the UW.
December 2024 Issue
Head coach Danny Sprinkle brings childhood memories and a 109-50 record to the UW men’s basketball team
Formerly of Utah State, Husky basketball coach Danny Sprinkle brings a winning record (and memories of Montlake) to the UW.
December 2024 Issue
UW is a powerhouse for the economy of Washington
The University of Washington generates almost $21 billion in annual economic impact for the state of Washington, according to a new report.
December 2024 Issue
The life and times of Daniel J. Evans, a politician and pragmatist with a penchant for progress
A rare pragmatist who never compromised his values, Evans bettered the world as a senator, governor, community-college builder and champion of the environment.
December 2024 Issue
An homage to very good boy Dubs II to celebrate his 7th birthday (and a few photos, too)
UW Magazine pays homage to everyone's favorite four-legged friend on his seventh birthday.
December 2024 Issue
From birds to bees to butterflies, Burke Museum’s “Rare Air” exhibit shows the beauty of flight
The Burke Museum exhibit shares beautiful and endangered flighted species through art and interactive experiences.
December 2024 Issue
David Baker’s work started as “kind of a crazy idea,” then turned into a Nobel Prize
David Baker, the UW's latest Nobel Prize winner, revolutionized protein design.
December 2024 Issue
Ruth Gerberding wasn’t just William’s wife—she was a key UW advocate and community builder
Ruth Gerberding was well-known by the UW community for her wit and style.
December 2024 Issue
UW School of Law celebrates 125 years of equitable access to justice, in spite of barriers
Tamara Lawson, dean of the UW's School of Law, lays out common barriers to justice—and how we can overcome them.
December 2024 Issue
Former tennis phenom Max Manthou is now pickleball’s patron saint of purple
Max Manthou contains multitudes: tennis player, pickleball champion, Purple Jesus, author, scholar.
December 2024 Issue
Ode to the Mukilteo Multimodal Ferry Terminal, part of Coast Salish history
Mette Greenshields, ’95, ’97, oversaw construction of the Mukilteo ferry terminal, a splendor of culture and architecture.
UW Magazine Online
Martha Silano’s forthcoming book, “Terminal Surreal,” explores her terminal illness diagnosis
When poet Martha Silano was diagnosed with A.L.S., she turned to writing to make sense of her experience, the way that she’s always turned towards her art.
UW Magazine Online
UW Libraries High School Internship Program inspires digital storytelling and connections for first-generation students
An internship program gives high school students an idea of what it looks like to attend the UW, especially if they don't have family experience to lean on.
UW Magazine Online
How Kent native and former UW football walk-on Kenny Mayne spends his time after decades at ESPN
After decades at ESPN, Kenny Mayne tells us how he spends his time.
Viewpoint Magazine
For Viewpoint’s 20th anniversary, we’re celebrating 20 extraordinary alumni
This fall, Viewpoint reaches 20 years of telling stories about people who make a difference. Catch up with those alumni and see how they've changed the world.
Viewpoint Magazine
Three first-generation student siblings complete their UW degrees
Asha Warsame saw a lack of resources for immigrant and first-generation students in Seattle. Now equipped with her Ph.D., she's out to solve that problem.
