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June 2015 issue

Blood stancher could aid soldiers and trauma patients

An injectable polymer could keep soldiers and trauma patients from bleeding to death.


June 2015 issue

UW researchers explore benefits of mindfulness

Whether it’s coping with college or taming an addiction, mindfulness has real medical and practical benefits, and it’s something UW researchers have been exploring for decades.


June 2015 issue

Rising from hallowed ground

wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – the Intellectual House – is a place the UW Native American community can call home.


June 2015 issue

Norm Dicks, retired? You must be joking.

His 36-year career as a Democratic Congressman for Washington’s 6th District may have ended in 2012, but he’s still on the case protecting wildlife and fighting to bolster the economy in his native region.


June 2015 issue

Ivan Doig, 1939-2015

Whenever I wander by Smith Hall, I reflect about the home of the UW’s esteemed History Department, as well as the place where, in 1969, a doctoral student wrote a memoir about losing his mother at age 6 and being raised by his father and grandma in hardscrabble Montana. Of course, I am referring to Ivan Doig’s first book.


June 2015 issue

2015 Teachers of the Year: The best make it look easy

They walk into a classroom that is filled with a sea of anxious faces. Expectations run high. They take a deep breath and off they go—the process of molding students into scholars is what teachers do everyday. With the greatest of ease? Hardly. Only some have the chops to rise above the rest. Introducing this year’s best of the best.


June 2015 issue

Give Me 5: Dan Kingma, basketball player

Despite scholarship offers from other schools, Dan Kingma was certain that he was a Husky, even if that meant joining the program as a walk-on.


June 2015 issue

Jon Bridgman, 1930-2015

In the 1950 film La Ronde, the narrator states: “I adore the past. It’s so much more restful than the present and so much more certain than the future.” History Professor Jon Bridgman said that this scene captured his perspective.


June 2015 issue

Character: Mary Larson, nurse, painter, friend to the homeless

The Harborview nurse barters her portraits to help the homeless in Seattle.


June 2015 issue

Editor’s Eye: the mark of a good teacher

The best teachers get under our skin, in a good way. They get us up in the morning when we would rather linger in bed after a late night because who would want to miss that infectious enthusiasm? Our favorite teachers make us think and grow and smile. And they push us.


June 2015 issue

Soulbound: Globetrotting with UW Alumni Tours

As the official travel program of the UW Alumni Association, UW Alumni Tours gives alumni and friends the opportunity to grab their passports and suitcases and see the world. Here are three stories of people's adventures with UW Alumni Tours.


June 2015 issue

Lloyd Hara, ’62, ’64, has spent a career in public service

In 1961, when President John F. Kennedy famously said, “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country,” Lloyd Hara took it to heart. It’s why he went to graduate school to study public affairs and spent the past 40 years in public service.


June 2015 issue

Pharmacy professor made a startling link

Since she was a student in pharmacy school, Shelly Gray has felt a strong connection to the situation many elderly patients find themselves in: “I was struck by how many different medications older adults are taking, as well as their struggle with trying to keep those medications straight,” she recalls.


June 2015 issue

Norman Johnston, 1918-2015

Professor Emeritus Norman Johnston had the buttons on his blazers replaced by those bearing the University of Washington’s crest; such was his love for this University.


June 2015 issue

Study finds confusion over marijuana law

More than two years after Washington legalized marijuana, parents and teens may be hazy on the specifics of the law.


June 2015 issue

Fossilized plants tell a 50-million-year-old story

Miniscule, fossilized pieces of plants could tell a detailed story of what the Earth looked like 50 million years ago.

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