 
A Record-Setting Autumn
°µÍøTV welcomed its largest and most academically prepared freshman
class in Autumn Quarter 2003.
Incoming Dean Promises a Cross-Cultural Perspective to
Theological Education at °µÍøTV
Freshman Missionary Is Among Six New Ames Scholarship
Recipients
You're Invited to Hear the Sacred Sounds of Christmas
at Benaroya Hall
National Science Foundation Awards $90,000 Grant to °µÍøTV
Physics Department
On Top of the World, °µÍøTV Fellows Climb Washington Peaks as
a Team
Passage to India: Graduate
Psychology Students Immerse Themselves in Another Culture
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From the President
“What is a college education really worth?” asks
President Philip Eaton. With universities under scrutiny today, °µÍøTV must reflect
about its influence and impact.
Closing the Gap
In the final year of The Campaign for °µÍøTV, the University has strong momentum
heading into the stretch. [Campaign]
Fighting for Family
The U.S. Marines asked Les and Leslie Parrott for help to strengthen the home life
of soldiers returning from long Iraq deployments. [Faculty]
Creativity
Takes Flight
Theatre graduate Sam Vance '96 is a man with the kind
of vision needed by the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, Washington.
[Alumni]
Basketball Down Under
The men's basketball team took a journey to the other side of the world, and
Assistant Coach Dan Barfoot shares his journal of the trip. [Athletics]
My Response
“Dear Time Capsule Openers,” wrote Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Bruce
Congdon to °µÍøTV students, faculty and alumni in 2053. His letter is now in a time
capsule in °µÍøTV's new Science Building. |
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