As a dialect coach, Tré Cotten (MFA, 2017, Acting) has gained national attention for his ability to help actors bring authenticity to their characters

In collaboration with the UW Polish Studies Endowment Committee, award-winning poet and UW assistant professor Piotr Florczyk dedicated an event to

After internal chaos earlier this month, OpenAI replaced the women on its board with men. As it plans to add more seats, Timnit Gebru, Sasha Luccioni

With the creation of a new Equity, Justice & Inclusion fund, the College is putting resources behind its values. Under the leadership of Associate

What it means to be Black and Republican has changed through the years. American Ethnic Studies professor La TaSha Levy is researching a period of

The UW participated in its first Tribal Canoe Journey, with students, faculty, staff, and alums working together as a family — the Shell House Canoe

"Public understanding of science is essential for democracy. Misleading readers to score political points with an argument that scientists have

The City of Seattle's civic art collection, which includes more than 400 permanent installations, contains only one outdoor monument honoring a female

Nazry Bahrawi, Assistant Professor of Southeast Asian literature and culture, inaugurates Asian Languages & Literature's quarterly column in the

With a 2.3 million Mellon Foundation grant renewal, the UW’s Center for American Indian & Indigenous Studies continues to dream itself forward.

Drawing upon archival photos and old films, Black Collectivity presents an original performance rooted in little-known legacies. Jasmine Mahmoud

Graphic novels created by American Ethnic Studies students explore the role of Seattle's Asian American community in historic events.

Community and mentorship made all the difference to Sherri Berdine (2008) as an Alaska Native (Aleut & CIRI Descendent) UW student. Now she's the

For some Asian Americans, movies, TV dramas and anime have become a source of familial bonding and cultural connection, facilitating learning or

Maya Angela Smith, the College's inaugural associate dean for equity, justice and inclusion, answers questions about her new role.