Students
What does it feel like to be treated like a problem?
Graduate student Ruby Bafu searches for educational spaces that support Black girls.
Spring 2023
Flock Song
In fall, songbirds make a joyful noise. UW neuroscientists are studying starlings for insights into the brain’s natural motivation and reward systems.
Fall 2022
A Mysterious Kingdom
From mushrooms to mildews, fungi form the webs of life. UW experts are working to expand our knowledge of these life forms.
Spring 2022
The Ubuntu Approach
The African concept of “ubuntu” informs senior Sheriff Issaka’s approach to research and outreach.
Spring 2022
Pay Attention
Imagine a winding maze full of twists and turns. To complete it will take focus and an ability to resist the shiny distractions designed to draw you off course. This labyrinth represents the attention economy, and L&S researchers, students and alumni are here to serve as your tour guide. They’ll walk you through the tangled ethics of the attention economy, the science behind your ability to focus
Spring 2026
A Catalyst for Change
Deanna Frater’s internship with Roc Nation helped her gain on-the-job experience and drive social change thanks to support from SuccessWorks.
Spring 2024
A New Space
A computer science major tries his hand at a physics project through the Letters & Science Summer of Excellence in Research program.
Fall 2023