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Malia Peoples uses kapa clothmaking to reconnect with her heritage
Artist Malia Peoples uses kapa clothmaking to reconnect with her heritage and share Hawaiian culture in the Pacific Northwest.
Viewpoint Magazine
Professor Carolyn West, leading authority on relationship violence, shares her expertise across mass media
UW Tacoma professor Carolyn West, a leading authority on relationship violence, is savvy about discussing domestic violence in her media appearances.
UW Magazine Online
Dave Torrell is the driving force behind the nationally renowned Husky Hall of Fame
Dave Torrell's volunteer duties have included running a museum, acting as Don James and collecting one-of-a-kind memorabilia.
UW Magazine Online
Q&A: David Torrell, the man behind the Husky Hall of Fame museum honoring Husky athletics
David Torrell of Husky Fever Hall of Fame legend shares some of his fondest memories at the UW.
UW Magazine Online
Photos: UW’s Lettuce Eating Club celebrates a new Sultan of Salad in sixth annual Lettuce Eating Competition
UW Lettuce Eating Club’s 2025 competition was entertaining, stomach-filling, and inspiring all at once for an organization that takes climate justice very seriously.
June 2025 issue
Pamela Mitchell earns Golden Graduate Distinguished Alumna Award for blazing a trail in health care
Pamela Mitchell, who taught at the UW for half a century, earned the 2025 Golden Graduate Distinguished Alumna Award for her contributions to the UW and her innovative work in patient care.
UW Magazine Online
Two UW entrepreneurs combine hospitality, community and delicious bagels at TOASTED. Bagels & Coffee
Jaafar Altameemi and Murat Akyüz created TOASTED. Bagels & Coffee as a home away from home.
March 2025 Issue
UW Facilities’ Salvage Wood Program helps furniture design students create sustainable furniture from felled trees
UW Facilities' Salvage Wood Program provides new homes for felled trees on campus. A new grant creates even greater possibilities for students.
March 2025 Issue
New art installation in the Bill & Melinda Gates Center combines engineering with whimsy
Glenn Kaino's "Not Afraid of Falling" was commissioned for the Gates Center as part of the expansive UW Public Art Collections.
March 2025 Issue
In 1929, UW President Matthew Lyle Spencer banned kissing on campus
Smooching on the UW campus was outlawed back in 1929 when then-UW President Matthew Lyle Spencer saw the display of affection as an affront to the morals of the time.
March 2025 Issue
David Bonderman, 1942–2024, had the ability to change lives
David Bonderman’s all-expenses-paid travel fellowships enable UW students to broaden their cultural horizons.
March 2025 Issue
Researchers at the UW Center for Child & Family Well-Being create mental health tools for parents, caregivers and young people
Researchers at the UW Center for Child & Family Well-Being create practical tools to improve mental health for parents, caregivers and young people.
March 2025 Issue
Astrophysics professor Joey Shapiro Key receives UW Bothell’s first endowed faculty fellowship
A new endowed faculty fellowship at UW Bothell empowers astrophysics professor Joey Shapiro Key to make STEM topics more appealing and accessible.
March 2025 Issue
Latest media releases from your favorite UW content-creating alumni
Books and podcasts to brighten your spring. Because reading is what? Fundamental.
March 2025 Issue
The UW School of Law looks back on 125 years of education and diversity
Hugh Spitzer, a retired law professor from the UW School of Law, reflects on 125 years of the law school's commitment to diversity.
March 2025 Issue
Robert Jones, scientist, scholar and academic leader, steps into new role as UW President in August
Dr. Robert Jones is "beyond excited" to join the UW as the 34th president in the school's 164-year history.
March 2025 Issue
Looking back on UW innovations after five years of COVID-19
The UW's contributions to testing, vaccinations and research have been groundbreaking over the past five years.
March 2025 Issue
Provost Tricia Serio believes in the power of public universities like the UW
While some Americans have lost confidence in higher education, Provost Tricia Serio believes a Husky education is accessible and valuable.
