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March 2023 Issue
Dig deeper and you’ll find Materials Science department’s mining history
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering was once the College of Mines. The name changed, but advancing technologies and research is stronger than ever.
March 2023 Issue
‘Wildcat’ documentary features alum’s work in the Amazon rainforest
Samantha Zwicker works to rehabilitate and reintroduce wildlife in the Amazon rainforest.
March 2023 Issue
Cartoonist captures how people are ‘Drawn Together’
New Yorker cartoonist Olivia de Recat captures relationships in her book ‘Drawn Together.’
March 2023 Issue
UW sports medicine helps one athlete make her comeback
One athlete journeys from injury to recovery with the help of sports medicine experts at the UW.
March 2023 Issue
For helping Jews reclaim Spanish citizenship, UW alum becomes an unlikely knight
When Spain decided to allow Sephardic Jews to reclaim their citizenship, Doreen Alhadeff, ’72, jumped at the chance. She recently earned a knighthood for helping others do the same.
March 2023 Issue
UW takes different approach to name, image, likeness deals for student-athletes
Student-athletes can now benefit from revenue generated by use of their name, image and likeness. The UW does it differently than the rest.
March 2023 Issue
In a challenging time for higher ed, institutions try to restore public trust
In a time of eroding public trust in institutions, the UW works to show how it benefits individual lives, communities and society.
March 2023 Issue
Huskies cap DeBoer’s first season with resounding Alamo Bowl victory
Kalen DeBoer led the Huskies to an 11-2 record and a convincing 27-20 victory over Texas and former Husky head coach Steve Sarkisian in the Alamo Bowl.
March 2023 Issue
UW Medicine researchers test vaccines for opioid addiction
Vaccines show promise for treating addiction to oxycodone, heroin and other addictive substances.
March 2023 Issue
Foster School library turns back time to celebrate 25th birthday
The Foster School library put a time capsule from the 1990s on display to mark its anniversary.
March 2023 Issue
Fish parasite populations decline, but it’s nothing to celebrate
Using specimens from the Burke Museum, a research team finds a worrisome decline.
March 2023 Issue
Burke Museum exhibit celebrates ‘Body Language’ of Indigenous tattoos
“Body Language: Reawakening Cultural Tattooing of the Northwest,” submerses visitors in traditional tattooing practices and their modern expressions.
March 2023 Issue
A cathedral and a landmark: ASUW Shell House full of history
Landmark status will aid the drive to restore the ASUW Shell House.
March 2023 Issue
UW scores big with efforts to train dentists for rural areas
The School of Dentistry gets amazing results from a program bringing health care to rural areas.
March 2023 Issue
Young people are struggling; schools need our help to support them
Schools are on the front lines of the mental health crisis. They need trained social workers and the resources to help kids who are suffering.
UW Magazine Online
New book tells the story of the Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity
Emile Pitre captures the story of decades of activism at the Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity in his new book.
UW Magazine Online
Peter Bacho shows his love for Seattle with ‘Uncle Rico’s Encore’
Peter Bacho wrote a love letter to Seattle with “Uncle Rico's Encore,” a book he says he “had to write.”
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Husky sightings at Super Bowl LVII include Anna Faris, Joel McHale and Trent McDuffie
Magical avocados, an (alleged) $1.5 million hairstyle and two Huskies-turned-Chiefs took over our TVs this weekend.
UW Magazine Online
Finally! Don Coryell to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame
It took 36 years, but Don Coryell, the former Husky defensive back-turned-offensive genius in the NFL, gets the glory he long deserved.
UW Magazine Online
Former Husky football star Carl Fennema was strong as can be
Former New York Giants player Carl Fennema attended Husky football games for decades; his love for his alma mater never flagged despite age and injury.
