Built in 1895, the Theodor Jacobsen Observatory with its 120-year old, 6-inch refracting telescope is still offering celestial views of the wonders of the Universe. and are every first and third Wednesday through October 7, including this Wednesday, May 1.
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Early polar explorer in free exhibit
An exhibit of images and manuscript excerpts about or by Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, the first person to lead a successful expedition to the South Pole in 1906, is on display until April 30 in the Allen Library Lobby. is co-sponsored by the
Global Health and the Arts ends Saturday
Watch about the power of education on Friday, or attend an with local artists on Saturday as , part of Earth Week, continues to celebrate the .
Almost time for Husky Fest!
Be sure to be in on Friday, April 19, for HuskyFest, an all day and into the evening block party featuring , , giveaways, exhibits, and .
Value of democracy topic of lecture
What Is Democracy and What Is It Good For? is the subject of a on聽 April 16 in Kane Hall. Sponsored by the , the lecture will be presented by Josiah Ober, professor of political science, classics, and philosophy at Stanford University.