"When the University thrives, our community benefits."
Chancellor Kristin G. Esterberg (@kesterberg) shared UW Bothell's record enrollment, new partnerships and regional priorities with the @CityofBothell City Council this week.
We're proud to call Bothell home.
New faces and perspectives at UW Bothell! Meet our new faculty in Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, Nursing & Health Studies, and STEM. Discover their research and excitement: https://t.co/jHL1SJ38KD
Meet "Glad You Asked," our new YouTube series bringing UW Bothell faculty expertise to everyone.
In our first episode, SES faculty member Jason Naranjo explores disability and inclusive design.
Watch: https://t.co/STGKkPzFek
A scholarship is more than tuition. It's time to learn, explore and pursue new opportunities.
Join us Nov. 10 for the I 💜 UW Bothell Luncheon.
Thanks to our event sponsors for supporting students!
RSVP by Oct. 27: https://t.co/I0ECsXYIAc
UW Bothell professor Dr. Sharon A. Jones’ latest research explores how providers access information, assess risks and protect young children, while highlighting gaps in resources and environmental equity.
Learn more: https://t.co/VzcJ4H8YDu
In his latest paper, Dr. Sundar Balakrishnan proposes three vital ingredients every employee needs to be successful — and how managers can foster that success.
Read more: https://t.co/LBJwOnFZcI
"Once I immersed myself, I met others who were passionate about electrical engineering. I felt a sense of validation and belonging, and I wanted to help other women to do the same."
Read Samantha Szeki Boggs' My Story "Building from scratch" here: https://t.co/nYDCOmdq49
Summer interns turned to GIS technology and field maps to support the city of Kenmore’s climate and environmental initiatives.
Read more: https://t.co/mCejcPALVT
At immersive summer camps hosted by UW Bothell's Center for Biotechnology Innovation & Training, high schoolers explore everything from anatomy and immunology to biomedical devices and entrepreneurship.
Read more: https://t.co/qTQXcgy80R
From capstone research to a career as a wetland biologist.
“Betting on the Beavers” follows UW Bothell alum Dash Paulson into our restored campus wetland to explore how beavers reshape the ecosystem.
The full documentary is now available: https://t.co/GlY0DanGC5
In her latest research, Dr. Lizbeth Seebacher developed a way to help filter out a deadly toxin that kills coho salmon. Read more: https://t.co/kzZzFy0X5u
Dr. Becca Price receives recognition as an “outstanding educator and leader whose contributions have strengthened teaching and learning across UW and beyond.”
Read the story: https://t.co/VDQ6EPZ7nW
This summer, UW Bothell's Collaborative for Socio-Ecological Engagement welcomed its largest cohort to date with 22 interns working along five pathways: GIS, invasive species, native plants, environmental education and communications.
Read more: https://t.co/c2vX6wKtua
"I entered the University of Washington Bothell wondering who I could become. I left knowing I do not need a fixed answer."
Read Ashley Tsang's story "Creating community and staying authentic:" https://t.co/Jkqd6ySGlK
In a month-long study abroad experience, 13 students not only learned about engineering and Korean culture — they also worked together with students at host institutions to solve real-world engineering problems.
Read more: https://t.co/SnjlsoBf5y
Grief, migration, dance and collective healing come together in “Grief Rituals,” led by UW Bothell professor Dr. Naomi Macalalad Bragin with students and artistic collaborators.
This Saturday, the project takes to the streets of Seattle.
Learn more: https://t.co/292RHUKm1N
Chatbot, shmatbot. AI is bigger than a chat window.
Join UW Vice Provost for AI Noah Smith at UW Bothell for a conversation about open AI infrastructure and responsible, creative uses of AI.
Oct. 8 | 6 p.m. | Discovery Hall
Register free: https://t.co/VHwRU3hDea
A new academic year starts today at UW Bothell!
Yesterday, we welcomed our newest Huskies at Convocation. Today, classes begin and campus is buzzing again.
Welcome to the 2026-27 academic year, Huskies. We’re glad you’re here.