91̽»¨

The event will feature notable displays of India innovation and inspiration, from the arts to food, along with notable speakers.

In a homecoming, 91̽»¨ will once again join the competitive conference in 2025.

Dr. Carolyn Stenbak is helping to guide the next generation of biologists and researchers.

Michelle Allison, ’10 MPA, started with the King County Council while working on her degree and 13 years later is leading the largest mass transit agency in the Northwest.

Alumna Raechel Warren, ’19, will compete in Miss America, the culmination of an impressive reign in pageants that was launched following a soccer injury.

Equity in Computer Science Education program is the first of its kind in Washington state.

The success of BioLegacy reflects a positive collaboration between science and entrepreneurship.

New Student Body President Sophia Cofinas, ’25, shares her vision for campus, driven by a passion for service and community.

Nicole Parker Donaldson, ’21 MEd, the new director of Alumni Engagement, has big plans to activate the alumni base.

New cybersecurity program prepares leaders to navigate an increasingly complex digital world.

Campus and neighboring community celebrate Halloween at 91̽»¨.

91̽»¨ remembers double alumnus and philanthropist Bill Eisiminger, a dedicated supporter of education, athletics and the arts.