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Crowdfunding deepens inequities
For the uninsured, crowdfunding provides little help in paying for health care. New research indicates that where people need the most help paying for health care, crowdfunding provides the least help.
February 3, 2022
Critical thinking for lifelong learning
Dr. Martha Groom and Dr. David Stokes, professors in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, participated in a national study on critical thinking — and their students from the University of Washington Bothell had the highest gains.
February 3, 2022
Students find their way at UW Bothell
After a year of brainstorming, planning and organizing, Gavin Doyle and Deborah Hathaway debuted the Pathways Experience — a series of virtual and in-person sessions designed to connect students with majors and co-curricular opportunities.
February 3, 2022
Recipe for a haircut
In an opinion piece for the South Seattle Emerald, MFA alumnus Troy Landrum Jr. writes in detail about this precious bonding experience between a father and son. The time-honored tradition is one he shared with his father and a ritual he continues to this day.
January 27, 2022
A life punctuated by writing
The editor-in-chief for the Husky Herald is traditionally a junior or senior. Aditi Nambiar had such an impressive history, however, that she was chosen for the position — before ever setting foot on the UW Bothell campus.
January 27, 2022
In helping one another, students help themselves
No one can help everyone — but by creating a peer community, students in the Master of Nursing program prove that everyone can help someone.
January 26, 2022
Conflicts over education in 2022
In this article in The Conversation, assistant professor Joseph Ferrare examines long-standing ideological debates about education. Affirmative action, virtual education, teachers unions and gifted programs are among the topics that will be front-and-center in 2022.
January 21, 2022
Q&A: Erik Echols
Erik Echols, assistant director for the Writing & Communication Center, has a box of magnets and fidget spinners on his desk to help students have fun while they talk about the serious work of becoming stronger, more confident writers and communicators.
January 20, 2022
To mentor is to touch a life forever
Educational Studies major Desirae Vega empowers high school students to dream big while providing them with the knowledge and support to help make their dreams come true.
January 20, 2022
Autism and accessibility
As a working professional, Annuska Zolyomi, now assistant teaching professor at UW Bothell, noticed a lack of knowledge about how technology can assist people with autism. It motivated her to get her Ph.D. and generate the findings herself.
January 13, 2022
From prison to purpose
Michael Cho, STEM student at UW Bothell, was awarded a Mary Gates Research Scholarship to explore topics in artificial intelligence that could have lasting effects on fair and equitable technology.
January 13, 2022
Living Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy
Students on UW Bothell’s speech and debate team live out Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy by being advocates and by mentoring local youth to do the same.
January 12, 2022