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IAS Alum Abigail Echo-Hawk is on a mission to bring awareness to the plight of Indigenous women and girls who go missing and are murdered. “We need the same efforts happening for everybody regardless of race or ethnicity,” she told King 5 news.

A new endowed scholarship honors the life of Jessica Hammond, a graduate of the School of Nursing & Health Studies, who died in 2015. Her mother, Mary Hammond and stepfather Conrad Brown hope the scholarship will help future nurses. Read the story in UW Bothell’s Annual Impact Report.

The alumni of UW Bothell now number more than 25,000. There are nearly 600 “Double Dawgs" (those who have received a bachelor’s and master’s degree). Find out who they are and how they stay engaged in our latest issue of UW Bothell Magazine.

Interesting, inspirational and important: For a good read, take a look at the editor’s picks for the top 10 UW Bothell stories of 2019.

Numerous national rankings recognized UW Bothell programs for excellence in 2019. A new religious accommodation law inspired by the practices at UW Bothell was passed. A snowstorm closed the campus for nearly a week and the University closed the decade by achieving its most ambitious fundraising goal ever.