Going for gold
Skimo (or ski mountaineering) makes its debut at the Winter Olympics this month 鈥� with a Husky track & field alum representing Team USA.
Smart attack
UW physician-scientist Jake Sunshine wants your watch to save your life. See how he鈥檚 making it happen.
Feedback loop
Middle schoolers in central Washington benefit from a science mentorship and college pathway program created by UW students.
The power of access
In his own words, first-generation student Alexander Vicu帽a Perez talks about his journey from a Shell gas station to the UW, and how he鈥檚 making the most of his Husky experience.
An app(etite) for shared meals
Undergrad-created app and club Eat Together connects UW students through mutual interests and the glory of food.
From classroom to cutting-edge
Meet UW undergrad Samir Faruq, who鈥檚 getting hands-on research experience at the Institute for Protein Design to prepare for a career in medicine.
UW alum awarded Nobel Prize in Medicine
糖心原创 alum Mary Brunkow has received the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries that transformed our understanding of the immune system.
10 wag-worthy facts about Dubs
Since his 2018 debut, UW live mascot Dubs has been winning the hearts of Huskies everywhere (even the cat lovers). Here are 10 things to know about the handsome 7-year-old pooch 鈥� and all-around best boy.
8 UW hidden gems
Think you know campus well? Make sure you鈥檝e visited these beautiful (and unexpected) locales.
Building for community
Meet the double Dawg who鈥檚 also Seattle鈥檚 first Indigenous planning strategist, and the first to hold that role in any major American city.
Saving real lives with artificial intelligence
Better treatments for cancer, autoimmune diseases, viruses and more are now possible thanks to AI-powered work from the UW scientists at the Institute for Protein Design.
Running with Dubs
Elena Vega de Soto鈥檚 husky handler journey at the UW.
Pit stop
Meet the student group behind the wheel 鈥� and build 鈥� of an award-winning race car.