June 23, 2026
When Eleanor Hadley sailed from Seattle to Japan in 1936, she began a career that would shape U.S.-Japan relations for decades. Ninety years later, Jackson School Ph.D. student Kiwa Tashiro
June 18, 2026
The path to meaningful environmental work doesn’t always follow a straight line. For Tessa Marks, it began in a Santa Cruz classroom where Spanish echoed through the hallways, continued through
June 15, 2026
The HUB Ballroom came alive with applause, proud smiles, and the rustle of regalia on Saturday, June 13 as 186 students marked the culmination of their academic journeys at the
June 10, 2026
Senior military officers and academic scholars don’t always share the same classroom. At the Jackson School, however, they do. Since 2015, the University of Washington Army War College (AWC) Fellowship
June 10, 2026
It’s the time of year when gowns are donned, diplomas are received, and dreams of what’s next begin to come to fruition. This year the Jackson School is proud to
June 1, 2026
Pavandeep Singh Josan, who is earning his master’s in South Asian Studies at the Jackson School and grew up in the United Kingdom surrounded by soccer, is featured in a
May 8, 2026
Few questions carry more weight for the future of international security than how artificial intelligence will transform defense capabilities, alliance structures, and the very nature of warfare itself. Against this
April 29, 2026
Stephen Meyers, Associate Director of the Jackson School, was the featured guest at April’s UW Global Community Conversations gathering at the UW Club. During the session, Meyers discussed the Jackson
April 29, 2026
Each year, the University of Washington recognizes 100 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students as members of the Husky 100 — a list of those who have made the most of
April 29, 2026
Leo Freedman is an undergraduate student majoring in international studies and music with a concentration in ethnomusicology, and minoring in environmental studies. Freedman was formally recognized as a member of