New in Columns: Two brothers with an eye for design and no baking experience
turn Top Pot Doughnuts into a powerhouse; A former Manhattan chef leaves the kitchen behind to become a farmer and a preeminent soil scientist; The creation of “Bow Down to Washington” came in response to a contest. Its legacy is in response to incredible Husky pride; A pioneer in developing dialysis, the UW embarks on a clinical trial of a wearable artificial kidney.
Alumni Profile
Cinema Books owner Stephanie Ogle reintroduces classics, champions new treasures and plays a starring role in celebrating film. Read more.
Flip through the entire issue online using our new digital magazine software. You browse through the pages just as you would the printed version. Columns Extra:
- Tech pioneer Gary Kildall is recognized for contributions to personal computing
- Mary-Claire King is awarded the Lasker Award for her breast cancer and human genetics research
- Wide receiver Jermaine Kearse, ’12, holds the distinction of being the first homegrown Husky who went on to become a homegrown Seahawk–and win a Super Bowl.
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Columns Digital Magazine
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