Meany on Screen
Ongoing
Meany Center is bringing world-class artists and their extraordinary virtual performances and presentations to your home for free. Each performance is available to watch online and on-demand for one full week.
Reimagining the Humanities
January 28
5:30 pm
What can Homer's Odyssey teach STEM students? What new journeys can you take during a pandemic? Are the Humanities in a time of crisis or innovation? UW humanities professors and first-year students examine these questions.
Short Talks: Home
January 28
6:30 pm
In celebration of the five-year anniversary of wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ – Intellectual House, four Native American Huskies share their personal stories of what “home” means to them.
How Music Connects Us: Belonging, Wellbeing, and Sonic Lineage
February 4
6:30 pm
Ethio-American vocalist, songwriter, composer and cultural activist Meklit Hadero explores how music knits people and communities together, whether or not social distance divides us.
Digital Humanities Day
February 20
Explore the value of the humanities in the current moment. Through panel discussions with UW students and alumni from the arts, humanities, and social sciences, explore different possibilities for your future, and get an idea of what working in the humanities looks like in a variety of fields.
The Biden Agenda: Promises and Prospects
February 22
5:30 – 7:00 pm
A faculty panel hosted by the Department of Political Science will discuss the agenda President Joe Biden intends to pursue, and its potential impact.
Protest, Race and Citizenship across African Worlds
Through March 17
This Jackson School Lecture Series features emerging scholars with a focus on Horn of Africa connections to today’s global trends in popular politics, racial formation, and new forms of belonging.
Looking for more events?
Visit the UW Alumni Association website. Students can also visit the HUB’s Student Events & Activities listings for opportunities to connect with other Huskies. And check out @UWArtSci’s weekly event roundup on Instagram!