Temo Ojeda came to the University of Washington with a passion for startups, and thanks to the Foster School's Lavin Entrepreneurship Program, the most valuable lessons he’s learned have been outside the classroom.
A love of research – and design
Setting the pace
The surprising history of musical theater
Costumes with a story to tell
Igniting a passion
The trouble with sympathy
Playing with fire
Dedicated to the UW’s top dawg
Destined to dance
The path to healing
Strength in community
Building bridges
Informatics team elevates Airlift Northwest’s use of technology
Meal Matchup
Fighting dementia with data
Changing the lives of older adults
The power of an image
Spurred to succeed
Fostering brotherhood abroad
Positioning students as knowledge builders
Doctoral student explores nuance of ‘Blackness’ in student experience
Using infosonics to tap into the emotional side of climate change
Field journal: practicing geology in Big Sky Country
Careful coexistence
Undaunted determination
A research lab in the performing arts
A closer look at shorelines
A quantum leap
Learning from the ground up
Speaking words of justice
Brewing success
A week in the wild: field lessons
The wordsmith
Getting it done
Spotlight on the Academic Partnership team
Making a professional pivot
Landing a new career path
Paving a path to information
Making sound decisions
Finding a passion despite the odds
An engineering education reinvented
Bringing fun into engineering
Embracing challenges and change
From the army to Amazon and beyond
Finding his calling, and a new job
Making a career change and making a difference
Never too late: returning to school and expanding her opportunities
Getting ahead of the curve in data science
Refreshing her skills & revitalizing her career
Securing his future
Turning a hobby into a career
Teaching machines to teach themselves
Breaking into the legal world
Havana McElvaine: Changing the game
Global Engineers
Engineering for all
A healthy future after kidney failure
A commitment to community
Education changes lives
Enabling an engineering first: Light rail on a floating bridge
From idea to innovation
Diving into debate: a novice debater wins big at nationals
Reaching for the stars — and exoplanets
Embracing the world, one language at a time
Where will meets way
Wandering and wondering
Bollywood & Bolsheviks visit Suzzallo
Celebrating Persian lives, on stage
Mindful materials: Combining love of nature with an MSE degree
A formula for success
Feasting with a forager
Opening the door to opportunity
Special care for healthy smiles
The transformative power of UW Tacoma
Bioengineering grad students seeks to develop instrument-free diagnostic device to detect HIV infection and drug resistance
Passion never rests: Fethya Ibrahim’s journey through mechanical engineering
Archiving history
From UW to Yakima, Dulce Gutierrez has been guided by love for her community
ME and the Seattle VA: Empowering possibility through innovation
What is possible?
Sparking innovation through JikoPower
The speechwriter’s place is in the House
Unleashing the Husky Experience
Bioengineers Without Borders create anesthesia device for developing countries
Husky on the Hill: Spotlight on Sen. Steve Hobbs, ’94, ’11
On the research track
A true gift of creativity
A celebration of female poppers
Students researching new way to clean waters
A marriage of art & neuroscience
Siri, can I be more human?
A family experience at Friday Harbor Labs
Equal parts soccer & science
From racehorses to research
How to print a mammoth
Cultivating discovery: Undergraduate research in UW Biology
The unsinkable Concrete Canoe Team
Engineering student success through STARS
Finding meaning behind the music
Students think big at Ideathon
Celebrating the U-District, dramatically
UW SPH “SEAL” team to investigate local disease outbreaks
Technology for older adults
Showing rather than telling at UW’s School of Dentistry
Digging into the past
Defining undaunted
Alumni communities foster UW spirit worldwide
Husky globetrotter
Faculty Friday: Dee Boersma
Antiquities at risk
From Dostoyevsky to diplomacy
An orchestrated life
SEED promotes sustainability in UW residence halls
Spreading environmental love on spring break
UW students return from Paris climate talks, advocate for stronger youth voice
UW class pairs students with inmates for unique learning experience
Student no. 6 extends family’s 100-year Pharmacy legacy
Classrooms without borders
A sergeant works toward a UW degree — in Korea
Military fellow embraces UW experience
Undergraduate researchers find the UW to be an awesome “summer camp”
Monkeying around in remote Indonesia
Exploring wilderness in one of the lower forty-eight’s most untamed landscapes
China, revisited
Creating a Merck Scholar legacy
Former astronaut lands at the College of the Environment
The China design connection
Brewing up apps
From Yueyang to Seattle: A Husky’s self-discovery through art
Advocating for equal access
Finding Friday Harbor
Teaming up for philanthropy
Rebuilding part of the Large Hadron Collider — with Legos
Students calculate future sea-level rise in Olympia
Goodbye, greenhouse gases
Starting up
Saving lives with smartphones
A spring break of service
Arctic immersion
Computing a path for the future