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Three Arts and Sciences Students Awarded Highest Honors in Photo Competition

Three Arts and Sciences Students Awarded Highest Honors in Photo Competition

Sy Bean, Antonio Ysursa, and Frank L. Dammann announced as the top three winners in the annual Imagining the World: Study Abroad Photo Competition. 

Clay Receives Footlight Award

Clay Receives Footlight Award

Fine Arts Prof. Carol Wolfe Clay received a 2011 Footlight Award for her design of “Cymbeline,” produced by the Seattle Shakespeare Company. The Footlight Awards are given to outstanding actors, theaters, and stage productions by theater critic Misha Berson. 

Morris Hosts Student Chamber Music Concert

Morris Hosts Student Chamber Music Concert

Dr. Quinton Morris directs students from the String Performance program at the annual Fall Student Chamber Music Concert on Tuesday, November 22.

Violinist Daniel Ching Joins Faculty for Chamber Music Recital

Violinist Daniel Ching Joins Faculty for Chamber Music Recital

Faculty in the Music Division welcome violinist Daniel Ching , founding member of the Miró Quartet, at its first chamber music concert of the year.

“Our Children, Our Voices” Features Work by Somali Teens

“Our Children, Our Voices” Features Work by Somali Teens

Professors Claire Garoutte , Fine Arts , and Saheed Adejumobi , History / Global African Studies , worked with local Somali teens on a photographic project now on exhibit at Seattle University.

Allan Publishes on Wallace Berman, Jazz, and L.A. in the 1950s

Allan Publishes on Wallace Berman, Jazz, and L.A. in the 1950s

Art History Professor Ken Allan published “City of Degenerate Angels: Wallace Berman, Jazz, and Semina in Postwar Los Angeles" in the recent issue of Art Journal.

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