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Charles E. Odegaard Award honoree Ana Mari Cauce has made diversity and inclusion her life's work
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (508+ words) Cauce's recognition comes after recently concluding a decade of presidential service at the UW, a tenure defined by a deep belief in the dignity of every individual and the transformative power of education. by Viewpoint Staff | April 24, 2026 When Ana Mari…...
In memory of Verna Hill, who forged a path, and Ruby Luke, who lifted up her community
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (364+ words) We remember Verna Hill, who paved the way for Black nurses, and Ruby Luke, who brought light to her community. by Viewpoint Staff | April 24, 2026 In 1954, when Verna Hill became the first African American student to graduate from the UW School…...
Julia Jannon-Shields receives UW Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity's 2026 Spark Award for her equity work
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (631+ words) Julia Jannon-Shields is reshaping planning to center community, access and belonging. by Viewpoint Staff | April 23, 2026 Policy, planning and lived experience'that is how Julia Jannon-Shields, "21, is building a career rooted in equity. Just a few years after graduating, she has been…...
News briefs: A Rhodes Scholar, a new tradition and a mark made in postal history
5+ day, 5+ hour ago (499+ words) Catch up on stories that demonstrate the reach of the UW community. by Viewpoint Staff | April 23, 2026 This spring, Viewpoint Magazine and Vice President for Minority Affairs & Diversity Rickey Hall invite you to be in community. "Being in community is a…...
Bulletin boards across UW's campus show the innate organization of each field of study
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (160+ words) Have you ever wondered what different UW buildings' bulletin boards say about the people who study there? by Caprielle Lang | April 14, 2026 How intertwined are our majors to our habits? To approach this question, we set off to look at the…...
Seattle's street names recognize seven UW community members for their contributions to the city
4+ week, 10+ hour ago (661+ words) Alumni who contributed to our way of life have been honored when governments named roads after them. by Jon Marmor | March 31, 2026 Every now and then, the City of Seattle passes a resolution to name a portion of a city street…...
Better Together volunteer event aims to make a difference in the U District
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (332+ words) Seattle-area Huskies will help fight food insecurity at this year's fourth annual Better Together community service event on April 26. Volunteers clean windows at local shops in the University District. In addition to being home to the University of Washington, Seattle's…...
The Pastry Project is making pastry education more accessible while spreading the love with sweet treats
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (986+ words) The Pastry Project is committed to making pastry education more accessible, and they're spreading the love with sweet treats. Cinnamon rolls, chocolate chip cookies, seasonal tea breads and more are baked fresh and served at the window of The Pastry…...
A walk in the Judkins Park neighborhood with artist Barbara Earl Thomas
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (296+ words) New art by Barbara Earl Thomas makes the Judkins Park light rail station a destination of its own. On March 28, when the Judkins Park Sound Transit station opens, light rail riders won't be the only figures on the platform. Several…...
The U. S. Postal Service gives Bruce Lee its stamp of approval with a Forever postage stamp
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (469+ words) The cultural icon and former UW student will be seen by even more people on envelopes carrying their mail. by Jon Marmor | March 18, 2026 Cultural icon. Actor. Martial arts master. And former University of Washington drama major. Bruce Lee was that…...