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/feat…

Each year, the @UW's Multicultural Alumni Partnership awards scholarships to a few promising scholars. Meet this year's recipients. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feat…

Artist and curator Jordan Jones joined the @UW'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/feat…

A new award from the @UW's @VPOMAD recognizes young alumni who are emerging leaders. That describes Mariama Suwaneh, '17, a dedicated student leader and community activist. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/mari…

“Aiiieeeee!” became a foundational text of Asian American literature after it was published 50 years ago. @UWAPress is celebrating the genre by showcasing its past and future. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feat…

Each year, @UW 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/feat…

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/feat…

In 1989, a colorful group of students banded together to win the @UW'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/feat…

#OnThisDay in 1968, members of the Black Student Union marched to the @UW president's office and demanded change. Their activism led to the creation of @VPOMAD and a new commitment to inclusion. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feat…

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/feat…

The Academy of Achievement honors those who've distinguished themselves in all walks of life. It counts 3 @UW alumni among its honorees. #UWMag magazine.washington.edu/feat…

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

Nearly 1 in 4 @uwtacoma 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-…

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/heat…

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

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

.@BoonBoonaCoffee 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/feat…

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

This evening's @UW @VPOMAD 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/suqu…