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    A Breakthrough Prize, Husky 100, and Other Awards

    Recent awards celebrate Arts & Sciences faculty, staff, and students for their research, leadership, and more.

    July 2026 Perspectives
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    2026 Awards of Excellence

    Arts & Science faculty, students, and alumni were among the recipients of 2026 UW Awards of Excellence for their teaching, volunteerism, and innovation. 

    July 2026 Perspectives
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    A New Dean for Arts & Sciences

    Daryl Maeda brings his extensive leadership expertise to the UW College of Arts & Sciences in July, as he becomes the next Katherine and John Simpson Endowed Dean.  

    July 2026 Perspectives
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    Meet Our 2026 Graduate Medalists

    Meet the four graduating students selected by the College of Arts & Sciences as 2026 Graduate Medalists for their accomplishments. 

    July 2026 Perspectives
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    2026 Dean's Medalists, Exploring Big Questions

    Meet the four new graduates honored as College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Medalists for 2026. 

    July 2026 Perspectives
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    Need More Soccer? Watch These FIlms

    Has the World Cup left you wanting more soccer? The UW Department of Cinema & Media Studies suggests some films to keep you going. 

    July 2026 Perspectives
  • Eddie McClary does a high kick while lifting a red stool overhead during a dance performance.

    Finding Joy in Dance and STEM

    “I feel like my experience at the UW has been incredibly well-rounded," says Eddie McClary, who graduates in June 2026 with bachelor's degrees in dance and biochemistry. 

    June 2026 Perspectives
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    Unearthing Clues to Past Lives

    Through summer excavations at a former plantation and an anthropology honors thesis, Raquel Matthews is advancing our understanding of the lives of enslaved people who lived there. 

    June 2026 Perspectives
  • Hunter Jung in a research lab, with shelves of lab equipment on either side of her.

    Before Med School, A Year in Paris

    Graduating with bachelor's degrees in neuroscience and French, Hunter Jung is heading to France for a cognitive neuroscience program that reflects both interests.

    June 2026 Perspectives
  • Greg Rahuoja on the UW campus, with Denny Hall in the background.

    Supporting a Threatened Language

    For his UW master's in Scandinavian Studies, Estonian student Greg Rahuoja addressed political and practical challenges for Khanty, an Indigenous language spoken in parts of Siberia. 

    June 2026 Perspectives