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Oceanography major Deana Crouser is doing more than get her feet wet on the R/V Rachel Carson. She's helping peer into the future of our oceans.

At the Jacob Lawrence Gallery, curatorial interns get hands-on preparation for careers in the art world — and roles in the community.

Hayden Campbell, a graduate student in urban planning, is building on his ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®education to help create more equitable spaces on campus — and in the city.

A redshirt year helps athletes gain confidence and skills. One ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®program is doing the same for engineering students.

Study abroad can be life-changing, but it can also seem largely inaccessible to young men of color. The ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Brotherhood Initiative is working to open the door.

On Memorial Day, we recognize those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. These monuments on the ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®campus in Seattle honor their memory.

From a small Washington town to one of the world’s largest cities, Caleb Huffman is on a quest to connect with others — and expand his own perspective in the process.

Evans School graduate Joy Turner, ’18, and student Andrew Peppler, ’19, encountered all kinds of political viewpoints during their Army service. Now they’re bringing a range of veteran voices to the public with their podcast, Speak Freely.

Through her undergraduate research, ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®Bothell senior Malak Shalabi is exploring her identity, her past — and the grim political reality that still affects her family.

At the College of the Environment’s geology field camp, students hit the dirt for lessons you can’t find in a textbook.

With support from the Foster School’s Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship, four co-founders are turning a ÌÇÐÄÉÙÅ®classroom project into a budding beverage company.

For help with her senior thesis on Korean dramas, Kristy Kwon reached out to the UW’s East Asia Library. What she found there opened up her world.