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March 2017 issue
With spoken word and hip-hop, a new generation of poets has taken the stage
Rooted in a rich legacy of rhymes, a new class of poets compose verses that channel their cultures and challenge the status quo.
March 2017 issue
Anchored by its UW star, ‘Twin Peaks’ is returning to TV this spring
Anchored by its UW star, “Twin Peaks” is coming back to the airwaves on May 21.
March 2017 issue
Newsprint: Forbes 30 Under 30, White House awards, predicting sickness
Huskies above the fold: Forbes 30 Under 30, White House awards, predicting sickness.
March 2017 issue
Cancer calamity: Rising rates among low-income and minority Americans
Disparities in health care access hit communities of color hard—particularly when it comes to cancer.
March 2017 issue
Why Gates gave: What $279 million will do for global health
A historic $279 million donation will enable the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation to forecast health scenarios.
March 2017 issue
Building a livable city: Lessons from Auburn, Washington
Where we live affects our quality of life in many ways, including our health, happiness and social equity.
March 2017 issue
Diet and disease: Mapping and combating health disparities
How UW researchers are mapping and combating health disparities.
March 2017 issue
Scientists, doctors and data collectors join forces for population health
Scientists, doctors and data collectors join forces for population health.
March 2017 issue
President’s Letter: March 2017
At times like these of uncertainty and rapid change, our university’s role has never been more critical.
March 2017 issue
iSchool alum Jill Bourne named 2017 Librarian of the Year
Jill Bourne, an iSchool alum, was named 2017 Librarian of the Year.
March 2017 issue
The legacy of Willis Konick (1930-2016) and Al Sugiyama (1949-2017)
Willis Konick and Al Sugiyama committed their lives to education and social justice.
March 2017 issue
Starting up in Spokane
UW will expand its innovation lab system to Eastern Washington this spring.
March 2017 issue
Health supplement DHEA linked to aggression in birds
An over-the-counter health supplement can be linked linked to aggression in songbirds, suggesting health implications for people who may be using the DHEA hormone.
March 2017 issue
School of Public Health: 162 million children are too short for their age
About 162 million children worldwide under the age of five are considered too short for their age—a growth failure called stunting.
March 2017 issue
Akio Takamori (1950-2017)
The sculptor was a master of making people smile with his beautiful and sometimes cartoonish works.
March 2017 issue
Esther M. Wilkins (1916-2016)
The founder of the School of Dentistry’s dental hygiene program, known as the godmother of modern dental hygiene, died Dec. 12 in Boston.
March 2017 issue
Traveling the world like a cocoa bean
UW Bothell lecturer Kristy Leissle is a leading researcher of the global cocoa trade.
