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  • Taking Language to Court

    As a court interpreter, Kenneth Barger (BA, 2014) has helped hundreds of litigants be understood.

    January 2019 Perspectives
  • Dubs II with his trainer, Anne-Lise Nilsen

    Dedicated to the UW's Top Dawg

    Dubs II has big paws to fill as successor to UW mascot Dubs. Anne-Lise Nilsen (BS, 2014) is making sure he's prepared.

    January 2019 Perspectives
  • Cheryl Delostrinos doing high leg kick in front of a street mural

    Destined to Dance

    Through dance, Cheryl Delostrinos (BA, 2013) promotes equity and social justice — and the joy of movement. 

    January 2019 Perspectives
  • Kevin Truong wearing a "Hey Mentor" t-shirt

    A Mentoring Mastermind

    With Hey Mentor, an online mentoring program, Kevin Truong (BA, 2016) is helping students prepare for college. 

    January 2019 Perspectives
  • A Golden Goose, NEA Art Works, and More Awards

    A roundup of recent awards in the College of Arts & Sciences. 

    November 2018 Perspectives
  • Glassblowing student working on piece, with smoke rising from it

    Playing with Fire

    With ingenuity and perseverance, faculty and staff built the UW glass program one kiln at a time.

    November 2018 Perspectives
  • Victoria Meadows

    Searching for Life in the Great Beyond

    Wondering if we've got neighbors? UW astrobiologists are looking for signs of life elsewhere in the Universe. 

    November 2018 Perspectives
  • illustration of person hanging up devil costume

    The Trouble with Sympathy

    A Germanics course explores how sympathy can be used for good but can also serve a darker purpose.

    November 2018 Perspectives
  • Donhui Park at computer

    Waging War in Cyberspace

    A doctoral student explains how one online hacker can be more powerful than 10,000 soldiers.

    November 2018 Perspectives
  • Bill Lord in 2018

    A Vet Looks Back at Vietnam ― Finally

    For years, alumnus Bill Lord suppressed memories of fighting in Vietnam. Now he explores that period of his life in a new book. 

    November 2018 Perspectives