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Instead of political infighting, four legislative interns saw Washington state lawmakers acting neighborly. Instead of office chores, the interns had meaningful work researching bills, writing speeches and helping constituents.

The Science and Medicine of Harry Potter, one of the most successful Discovery Core courses, asks first-year students at UW Bothell to research the topic from multiple disciplines.

Ted Hiebert and Jin-Kyu Jung, associate professors in different fields in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, are exploring how to merge geographic and artistic representations of information.

Working for Boeing, dealing with global managers and aerospace engineers, Natalia “Natty” Valdez says her 2011 degree in Society, Ethics and Human Behavior has proven to be surprisingly helpful. 

Poet, professor and founding faculty member, Jeanne Heuving shares her research into love poetry and culture at a Campus Research Connections talk at Hugo House, an independent community space for creative writers in Seattle.