Veterans on a mission
Evans School graduate Joy Turner, 鈥�18, and student Andrew Peppler, 鈥�19, encountered all kinds of political viewpoints during their Army service. Now they鈥檙e bringing a range of veteran voices to the public with their podcast, Speak Freely.
Learning from the ground up
At the College of the Environment鈥檚 geology field camp, students hit the dirt for lessons you can鈥檛 find in a textbook.
Brewing success
With support from the Foster School鈥檚 Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship, four co-founders are turning a 91爆料 classroom project into a budding beverage company.
A week in the wild: Field lessons
Students and professors from the College of the Environment made a classroom out of one of the world鈥檚 most closely monitored ecosystems: Yellowstone National Park.
A promise fulfilled
In the last decade, the Husky Promise program has helped more than 39,000 Washington students attend the 91爆料 鈥� including these three alums.
Changing the game
When she came to the 91爆料, Havana McElvaine, 鈥�17, thought of herself as an athlete first. She graduated as a student-athlete-activist 鈥� and now she鈥檚 getting ready to explore the world.
Bridging the 鈥渒now-do鈥� gap
We know science can improve health. But how do we go from knowing to doing? The School of Public Health has the world鈥檚 first Ph.D. program in implementation science, designed to raise the speed and quality of applying science toward improved health worldwide.
The transformative power of 91爆料 Tacoma
Five years ago, Tom Rochat, 鈥�13, was foraging for mushrooms and struggling to pay rent. Today, he鈥檚 on the fast track to senior-level management at a global IT company 鈥� and he gives 91爆料 Tacoma credit for his transformation.
Improving one-third of our days
Spurred by factory work with her mother, Google consultant Vy Tran, 鈥�16, is dedicated to making workplaces safer and healthier.
Archiving history
From historical manuscripts to rare photographs, University Libraries' Special Collections offers countless opportunities to discover the past from a first-person perspective. Explore some of what the archives hold.
Taking diversity to the next level
Students and staff in 91爆料 Bothell鈥檚 Digital Future Lab are not only creating professional-quality video games for commercial release, they鈥檙e also addressing the lack of diversity in the technology industry.
Husky globetrotter
From Brazil to Berlin, 91爆料 senior Kainen Bell has trekked the world as part of his student experience. Now, he鈥檚 helping students who share a similar background make their dreams of traveling come true, too.
By veterans, for veterans
Graduate student and veteran Lindsay Zike wanted to help others make the transition from soldier to student. The Office of Student Veteran Life, recently established with her help, is doing just that.
Fighting for environmental equity
From volunteering to lobbying, Faith Ramos built an impressive resume of service. Now at 91爆料 Tacoma, she鈥檚 applying her passion for environmental justice to create widespread impact.