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Planet Protectors
With a devotion to caring for the Earth, five UW alumni are pursuing diverse career paths in preserving and improving the environment.
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High cost, high risk, high hopes: There’s a lot riding on the $10B James Webb Space Telescope’s launch
UW astronomers Eric Agol and Emily Levesque explain the significance
of NASA's new James Webb Space Telescope, a major new technology that could
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Desafíos de COVID para cuidadoras
A través de testimonios, la estudiante de posgrado Olivia Orosco exploró la experiencia COVID de las cuidadoras Latinas.
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The Complex Wiring of Neural Networks
Applied Mathematics student Helena Liu and colleagues find answers to a neural networking mystery.
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Portriats of Justice
School of Art alumnus Alfredo
Arreguin (’67, ’69), discusses his artistic journey as the painter of three
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21 Stories from 2021
21 stories from 2021 that highlight the dedication of Arts & Sciences faculty, students, and donors.
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New Burke Museum Executive Director Announced
Dr. Gabriela Chavarria has been named the next executive director of the Burke Museum.
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Fatal police encounters in Washington fall to 5-year low
Martina Morris, professor emeritus of statistics and sociology at the UW, analyzed
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COVID Challenges for Caregivers
Through testimonios, graduate student Olivia Orosco explored the COVID experience of Latinx caregivers.
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A Gift to Remember
Arts & Sciences faculty, students, alumni, and donors describe a particularly memorable gift they have received.