In advance of the upcoming wildfire season, Dr. Dan Jaffe shares research insights and tips for how you can protect yourself from the impacts of smoke pollution. #uwbothell #worldenvironmentday https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/06/03/preparing-for-wildfire-season-and-the-smoke-that-comes-with-it#uwbothell

Outstanding community-engaged scholar delivers on his promise to help students meet the needs of diverse learners. #uwbothell Read more: https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/05/22/joyful-partnerships#uwbothell

For their 10th annual hackathon, students were visionary innovators — looking to shape tomorrow through creativity, technology and collaboration. #uwbothell https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/05/21/hacking-the-future

Yesterday, the Pride flag was raised on campus in recognition of Pride Month. As we begin June, we celebrate the diverse individuals and experiences that make up our UW Bothell community.

In the late 1800s, Dr. Reuben Chase, Bothell’s first doctor, lived and worked out of the Chase House, serving as the city’s first hospital. Today, this historic home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and houses the UW Bothell/Cascadia Grounds Team.

Organizational skills, tact and diplomacy are hallmarks of the 2025-26 Distinguished Partner Award recipient: Dawn Moncalieri. #uwbothell https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/05/15/a-department-of-one-a-supporter-of-many

In his classes, Dr. Eric Stoerm Anderson explores the utility of games in mental health, education, leadership and professional practice. #uwbothell https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/05/08/gamifying-learning-work-and-life

In UW Bothell’s newest minor, students learn about dimensions of the #climatecrisis as well as fundamentals in environmental and social justice. https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/05/07/new-minor-in-climate-change-society-prepares-students-for-a-warming-world#climatecrisis

From water quality testing to invasive species mapping, four students from #UWBothell took to the field in Hooven Forest for their recent capstone projects. https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/05/01/living-lab-capstones-sow-healthy-future-for-local-forest

Huskies look good in purple!

UW Bothell, out in the community!

UW Bothell assistant professor Annuska Zolyomi is appearing on @king5news.com.web.brid.gy today discussing Mystoria, an app designed to help individuals with autism practice social situations through interactive social stories. #UWBothell #Accessibility #AutismResearch

Students and researchers waded through the streams of Lake Sammamish to help monitor and protect the kokanee salmon population. What was once feared extinct is now showing signs of hope, one tiny fry at a time. Read more about the restoration efforts highlighted by KOMO News!

A campus that never skips on the greenery

Sun’s out, Huskies out! Nothing better than enjoying our campus fields in full glow!

Spring is in the air! Throwback to this year’s Alternative Spring Break, when students embarked on an overnight camping trip in Washington’s Dosewallips State Park to learn about marine wildlife conservation. #uwbothell https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/04/17/a-spring-break-to-remember

Serving our region, one Husky at a time! 96% of first-years + 92% of transfers call Washington home. Shoutout to our top cities Seattle, Bothell, Lynnwood, Bellevue, and Everett. Where are you from?

At the heart of it all, University of Washington Bothell continues to serve and connect our community.

“We’re in a much better place right now in terms of technology but a much worse place in terms of the health of the Earth." —Dr. Santiago Lopez Learn about how Lopez uses remote sensing in his research on the physical and human dimensions of global change: https://ow.ly/b5fl50YTYcW

A degree that sets you up for success! In 2024–25, 73% of undergraduate and 69% of graduate students graduated debt free.

Earth Month may be ending, but our commitment to sustainability continues year-round at University of Washington Bothell!

Happy #InternationalCrowandRavenDay! For many people, crows are the first thing that "flies" to mind when they think about UW Bothell. The campus served as a roost for the past decade — until recently: https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/03/27/solving-the-mysterious-disappearance-of-uw-bothells-crows

Today is Husky Giving Day. Support UW Bothell students and programs that make a difference. Student opportunity, powered by you. Give now: https://www.uwb.edu/give/husky-giving-day

Seven #UWBothell students were selected as part of the Husky 100 Class of 2026. They are leaders, mentors, innovators, problem-solvers and role models. Learn more about these exemplary students on our news blog: https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/04/20/driven-by-compassion-and-equity

UW Bothell Cybersecurity graduate students recently visited the Cyber Defense Center at @t-mobile.bsky.social. They explored how industry teams respond to evolving security challenges and what it takes to enter the cybersecurity workforce.

UW Bothell, where local roots grow global minds.

WE love UW Bothell <3

One week until Husky Giving Day. Support UW Bothell students and programs that make a difference. Student opportunity, powered by you. Learn more: https://www.uwb.edu/give/husky-giving-day

With over 6,000 students, 357 faculty and 59 degree programs, UW Bothell is growing together.

During #NationalPublicHealthWeek, we’re spotlighting the personal stories that drive students and alumni to pursue careers in community health and social justice. #UWBothell #NPHW2026 Read more: https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/04/10/promoting-awareness-and-inspiring-change

Husky Giving Day is April 23. Support UW Bothell students, programs and opportunities that make a difference. Student opportunity, powered by you. Stay tuned for how you can participate.

After the death of her son, LaNiqua Bell (Community Health & Social Justice, '26) wants to prevent future mothers from suffering the same fate by advocating for equity in health care. #NPHW2026 Read more: https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/03/09/channeling-love-and-loss-into-health-equity-for-all

As a Community Health & Social Justice major, Harkirat Kaur is passionate about supporting youth mental health and suicide prevention. She aims to use storytelling as a bridge between communities and decision makers for a more resilient future. #NPHW2026 Read more: https://ow.ly/pBXc50YGMAQ

From a medical crisis to financial fear, Eirene Fudenna’s journey to public health was a personal one. As a Community Health & Social Justice major, she advocates for care that keeps "well-being for all in mind." #NPHW2026 https://ow.ly/XKvi50YFWSE

Did you know UW Bothell is ranked #2 overall in Washington among public universities by both Niche.com#2(2025) and SmartAsset (2025) for value and return on investment?

Adan Rodriguez’s journey at UWB shows how getting involved on campus can open doors to leadership, community and advocacy. Now serving as ASUWB president, Rodriguez is focused on supporting students, building community and creating opportunities for others. Read more: https://ow.ly/4wJh50YtOy7

In her latest research, Dr. Xiahua Wei introduces an “agentic AI tradeoff framework” to aid in shaping resilient equitable and sustainable pathways for integrating AI agents. #uwbothell https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/03/27/agentic-ai-risk-versus-opportunity

The Bothell Codex by artist Norie Sato transforms the plaza into an open book. Etched with genetic codes and binary numbers, the installation symbolizes dialogue, knowledge and the partnership between Cascadia College and the University of Washington Bothell.

To help Washington residents prepare for the 2025 filing season, UW Bothell alumna Stephanie Kiewiet, shares some key insights and practical tips.  Her recommendations can help filers stay informed, avoid penalties and make confident decisions. https://ow.ly/oOCj50YCCXn

Spring has arrived, and so have the cherry blossoms.

No matter the season, the W always looks good.

Chancellor Kristin Esterberg was in D.C. for the AASCU Conference & Hill Visits, advocating for higher education. She met with Suzan DelBene and staff from Sens. Patty Murray & Maria Cantwell to support federal priorities, including Innovation Hall funding.

UWB alumna Stephanie Kiewiet turned determination, mentorship and a hands on education into a successful accounting career. After transferring to UW Bothell with a clear goal in mind, she built the skills that would shape her future. Read more: https://ow.ly/t7Ew50YtOo9

Spring break is here at UW Bothell. Soon our campus will be filled with cherry blossoms and beautiful spring views. See you after the break, Huskies!

Finals week is here. Coffee, snacks and study playlists. What are your finals week essentials?

More than 175 attendees came together at the (un)GALA last Friday and raised over $70,000 to support UW Bothell School of Business students. We appreciate everyone who attended and our sponsors who helped make the evening possible.

Alumnus Parker Ford’s path to getting a job involved a passion for computer graphics, a bit of cloud watching, a trip to Brazil — and a stroke of serendipity. Read more: https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/02/06/opentowork-this-graduate-experience-led-to-a-software-engineering-job

"Every #InternationalWomensDay, I find myself returning to Frida Kahlo.  ... she teaches me something about what it means to tell the truth about your life, even when it is messy, political and painful. " —Karma Nashed #IWD2026 https://ow.ly/cnUx50YqUX0

For alumna Liliana Flores, taking an Intro to Astronomy course on a whim changed the entire trajectory of her education. Read more below. #womeninstem #IWD2026 #NASAWebb https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/02/12/exploring-the-boundless-expanse-of-the-universe-and-the-self#womeninstem#IWD2026

In her latest project, Grief Rituals, Dr. Naomi Macalalad Bragin and fellow artist-collaborators address the theme of migration through collective experiences of grieving and healing. Read more: https://www.uwb.edu/news/2026/01/30/a-collective-mourning-and-celebration-of-cultural-loss-and-rebirth