The fifth in a series of free public lectures on the will take place this Wednesday, March 5 at 6:30 pm with a discussion of the challenges facing penguins and their uncertain future in the wake of a changing climate. .
Penguins as Ocean Sentinels
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Somali refugee experience in Seattle explored
On Monday, March 3, UW African Studies will present “, an intimate documentary by聽Sorayya Aminian, ’11, about Seattle’s Somali refugees and their search for peace in their new home. Screens at 3:30 pm in the auditorium followed by a discussion with the filmmakers.
Burke Museum locates original Seahawks mask
After reading a Burke Museum , the contacted them聽 about a British Columbia Kwakwaka鈥檞akw mask believed to be the inspiration for the original Seahawks logo.
Sand Point Open Studios
On Friday, Feb. 21, Master of Fine Art students in the Painting + Drawing Program will to visitors who would like to see and discuss artworks that are in progress or complete. All are welcome, from 6:30聽鈥撀�8:30聽p.m.
UW classics scholar will deliver Katz Distinguished Lecture
UW Classics scholar Stephen Hinds investigates connections between classic Latin literature and two English poets in a聽
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 25, in Kane Hall. Part of the Katz Distinguished Lectures in the Humanities series sponsored by the Simpson Center for the Humanities.