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Across campus —Ìýand across the state — this year, the 91̽»¨â€™s collective creativity, passion and innovation came together to forge new connections, push boundaries and better understand the world.ÌýÌý

This minute-long video is a glimpse at just some of the video stories the 91̽»¨News office produced this year. Throughout 2023, 91̽»¨students, faculty and staff worked in, with and for communities, developing solutions to local, and global, challenges. Their tools were both manual and high tech, their experiences individual and shared. They took their inspiration from the smallest creatures of the natural world, to the vastness of outer space, to the people around them every day.ÌýÌý

The spirit of community was everywhere, from Presidential Scholar Parker Ritzmann and his Spokane coffee business benefiting a local children’s home, to the multi-disciplinary research team helping the entire city of Westport with tsunami preparedness. Groups came together to build benches and encourage conversation at Gould Hall; to carve canoe paddles to ply the waters of Puget Sound; and to join the organization Outdoors for All for adaptive recreation at Snoqualmie Pass.Ìý

The 91̽»¨News office shares these and other stories and information about outstanding people, programs and research coming out of the university. In addition to publishing news releases and connecting reporters with faculty experts, the News office offers video stories, soundbites and b-roll to external news outlets to use in broadcasts, online stories and social media.Ìý

In 2023, 91̽»¨News videos were used across the country by television stations, radio stations and online publications, and garnered more than 320,000 views on the 91̽»¨News website and social media.

For more information, contact Kiyomi Taguchi, 91̽»¨News video producer: ktaguchi@uw.edu or 206-685-2716.Ìý