VOICES OF HERITAGE | 台灣南澳碧候國小合唱團
Performance & Reception

Songs performed by the 12 Indigenous Children’s Choir members from the Biho Elementary School, Nan’ao, Taiwan
Introduction by Dr. Huiyu Lin, University of Washington Tacoma, Taiwan Studies, University of Washington

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage month, Mariachi Monarcas will perform in Marshall Hall during lunch.  Experience the infectious rhythms and vibrant energy of Mexico with Mariachi Monarcas.As a Latin Band, Mariachi Band, Acoustic Band, World Music Band, and Wedding Band, we offer a diverse range of music for their audiences, with a strong sense of discipline and passion for Mexican music, they strive to deliver an unforgettable experience that will have audiences dancing.

This semester on the second Friday of each month (Sept 12, Oct 10, Nov 14, Dec 12), we invite you to join Office of International Programs staff and your fellow study abroad "Returnees" for Fika from 4-5 p.m. in Howarth 213. Drop in to say hi, or stay for the full hour of coffee, cake, and company in the Swedish tradition of Fika (pronounced fee-kuh). 

This semester on the second Friday of each month (Sept 12, Oct 10, Nov 14, Dec 12), we invite you to join Office of International Programs staff and your fellow study abroad "Returnees" for Fika from 4-5 p.m. in Howarth 213. Drop in to say hi, or stay for the full hour of coffee, cake, and company in the Swedish tradition of Fika (pronounced fee-kuh). 

This semester on the second Friday of each month (Sept 12, Oct 10, Nov 14, Dec 12), we invite you to join Office of International Programs staff and your fellow study abroad "Returnees" for Fika from 4-5 p.m. in Howarth 213. Drop in to say hi, or stay for the full hour of coffee, cake, and company in the Swedish tradition of Fika (pronounced fee-kuh). 

Mira Schoeberlein, Ph.D. Student, University of Oregon, The Impact of Biological Sex on the Maximal Metabolic Steady State and Limitations to the Oxygen Delivery – Utilization Balance.

Typically, each science department, Biology, Chemistry, ESS, EXCS, Math, CS, Physics, STHS) invites one speaker each semester. 

Join us with an amazing set of artists working on the intersections of Art, Science and Technology! 

Dr. Aisen Caro Chacin

Dr. Adam Zaretsky

Dr. Dann Disciglio

and Angelina Almukhametova

Each month, the Chaplaincy invites members of the campus community to a different contemplative practice, a way to pause mid-day and connect with a sense of something bigger than yourself.  This month Dave Wright will lead a short time centering the story of the Japanese Cherry Trees alongside a guided breathing exercise.  Gather on the sidewalk between the Sequoia and the Cherry Trees at 12:15; we'll wrap up by 12:45.  This will involve walking on (hopefully dry) grass, so be mindful (ha!) of your footwear.   

Welcome to Fall, Y'all  

All students, faculty, and staff are invited to gather for the first Campus Coffee Break of the 2025-2026 Academic Year!

Campus Coffee Breaks are held monthly; this month’s is hosted by the Division of Student Affairs. There's a chill in the air and the leaves are starting to turn golden, so our theme is Welcome to Fall, Y'all!

Interested in Asia-related activities on campus?

Interested in studying Chinese or Japanese?

Already a member of our community? Join us!

Food and drink provided for all

(Free boba for the first 25 students!)