Equine enthusiasts meet up every Saturday for University of Washington Equestrian Team practice. The club sport involves a lot of fun and a little competition #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/studen…

This evening's University of Washington UW OMA&D celebration will honor Leonard Forsman, ’87. The Suquamish Tribe chairman and UW regent is a longtime advocate for Native rights and civil rights. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/suquamish-trib…

The public discourse has gotten increasingly uncivil. Husky Civic Saturdays are an attempt to change the tone. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/at-hus…

.Boon Boona Coffee was the realization of a dream 8 years in the making. #UWMag talked to owner Efrem Fesaha about running a small business and the inspiration for his coffee houses. magazine.washington.edu/feature/efrem-…

Successful local Black professionals have been telling their stories on "Identity Unboxed." University of Washington alumni Tiana Cole, ’21, and Brad Blackburn III, ’21, ’23, started the podcast last year to inspire themselves and others. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/identity-unbox…

More than 50 million people are subject to forced labor. A University of Washington professor is part of a global commission that seeks to turn the tide against modern slavery. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/uw-professor-j…

People of all political stripes can care about the #ClimateCrisis. As president of Citizens for Responsible Energy Solutions, Heather Reams advocates for #CleanEnergy from the political right. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/heather-reams-…

Nearly 1 in 4 UW Tacoma students is Asian American or Hawaiian/Pacific Islander. Filmmaker Nuk Suwanchote, ’17, puts them in the center of the frame in "Horizon Identities." #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/nuk-suwanchote…

In her solo exhibition at the Seattle Asian Art Museum, UW Bothell artist-in-residence Anida Yoeu Ali explores religion, gender and identity in vibrant color. Sometimes she even dons a costume. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/uw-art…

The Academy of Achievement honors those who've distinguished themselves in all walks of life. It counts 3 University of Washington alumni among its honorees. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/linda-…

The eruption #OnThisDay in 1980 wiped out virtually all life on Mount St. Helens. Scientists knew it would rebound, but they were surprised at just how quickly it happened. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/lifes-…

#OnThisDay in 1968, members of the Black Student Union marched to the University of Washington president's office and demanded change. Their activism led to the creation of UW OMA&D and a new commitment to inclusion. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/omad-a…

In 1989, a colorful group of students banded together to win the University of Washington's IMA softball title. One team member who went on to become a sportswriter describes what it was like to be part of the Widowmakers. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/colorf…

Alpinist and climate advocate Graham Zimmerman has climbed some of the world's highest peaks and lived to tell the tale. In his memoir, he describes the risks and rewards. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/high-r…

Each year, University of Washington Farm generates nearly 14 tons of food. Hundreds of students work on the farm through classes, service learning programs, research projects and clubs. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/at-uw-…

“Aiiieeeee!” became a foundational text of Asian American literature after it was published 50 years ago. University of Washington Press is celebrating the genre by showcasing its past and future. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/uw-pre…

A new award from the University of Washington's UW OMA&D recognizes young alumni who are emerging leaders. That describes Mariama Suwaneh, '17, a dedicated student leader and community activist. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/mariama-suwane…

Artist and curator Jordan Jones joined the University of Washington's Jacob Lawrence Gallery this spring. She tells #UWMag she was drawn to the gallery's commitment to social justice, education and experimentation. magazine.washington.edu/feature/jacob-…

Each year, the University of Washington's Multicultural Alumni Partnership awards scholarships to a few promising scholars. Meet this year's recipients. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feature/multic…

Susie Susie Tennant, ’85, who died recently, left her mark on the music world. She played a pivotal role in the rise of Nirvana. magazine.washington.edu/feature/susie-…