UW Bothell alum Paul Johnson reflects on learning differences, belonging and finding success on his own timeline in his memoir, “Turtles Can Win.”

Students’ work strengthens community bonds with educational events and site mapping.

In her latest work, Professor Minda Martin juxtaposes feelings of love and loss for old growth forests.

For Isabel Hernandez, a UW Bothell degree uncovered new strengths and fostered greater closeness with her daughters. 

Find a wide range of activities — from decorating the latest installment of the Native Plant Garden to helping restore the park. 

The Collaborative for Socio-Ecological Engagement aims to support wildlife, water quality and connectivity by helping homeowners create attractive native plant gardens. 

UW Bothell nursing program puts Lisa Levinson ’25 on a path to greater effectiveness and new opportunities. 

Joseph Gacula puts his skills to work as lead for the Student Marketing & Design Team and as a communications intern for King County. 

For its work to centralize undergraduate advising, Office of Student Academic Success team receives the UW Distinguished Staff Award. 

On her path to becoming a physical therapist, Kaitlyn Blackmon has learned to take chances and have confidence in herself. 

2026 Distinguished Teaching Award recipient is known as a “teacher’s teacher” skilled in creating connection, meaning and change in students’ lives. 

2026 Chancellor’s Medalist recognized for turning adversity into opportunities to connect, serve and uplift others. 

2026 President’s Medalist distinguished himself with high-caliber research and direct admission to a top-flight doctorate program in economics.

21st annual race raises more than $15,000 for scholarships while bringing together students, faculty, staff, alumni and neighbors. 

In her vision for the “business school of the future,” Business dean weaves AI through curriculum, events and more. 

Legacy Award presented to professor emeritus with an enduring commitment to nursing education and student success.