Unsung Poetry | Dec 6th | 4-5:30pm
by Ekaterini Papadopoulou on 2024-12-04T18:49:06-08:00 | 0 Comments
Come by the Byte Cafe on the 2nd floor of the library to destress at the end of the quarter and hear some live poetry! Featured poets Gabrielle Bates, Quenton Baker and Dr. Serena Chopra will read some of their own work and also the work of a lesser known "unsung poet". There will also be an Open Mic immediately following, supported by the folks at Fragments.
There will be FREE pizza, sliders, and other snacks and beverages!
Add a Comment
Search this Blog
Recent Posts
Winners of the 2024-2025 Undergraduate Project Award
FY26 Collection Assessment & Rightsizing Project
Learn more about our subscription assessment and rightsizing project.
Trending: What is SU reading?
Whether you’re a fan of statistics or you’re just curious about popular reading trends at the library, this post is for you!
Seattle University's Student Publications: 2025 Fragments and SUURJ available in ScholarWorks
Curious about what Seattle University students are researching, writing, and creating? Dive into the annual publications of two student-driven publications—Fragments and SUURJ—now available in ScholarWorks, Seattle University’s Institutional Repository.
Slice and Advice Tues May 27th | 12-3pm | LEML396
Bring your end-of-quarter assignment questions to the research librarians - help with resources, references and citation available Tues, 12-3pm, LEML 369
Subscribe
Enter your e-mail address to receive notifications of new posts by e-mail.
Archive
Subjects
African and African American Studies
Anthropology
Art
Art History
Arts Leadership
Biochemistry
Biology
Business & Management
Catholic Studies
Cell and Molecular Biology
Chemistry
Chinese
Communication
Communication and Media
Computer Science
Computer Science and Software Engineering
Cultural Anthropology
Culture Studies
Digital Design
Education
Engineering
English and Literature
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Film Studies
Fine Arts
French
Grants and Professional Development
Health Sciences
History
Humanities
Indigenous Studies
Interdisciplinary
International Studies
Japanese
Journalism
Latin American and Latinx Studies
Liberal Studies
Library and Information Science
Library Skills
Marine and Conservation Biology
Marketing
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Modern Languages and Culture
Multidisciplinary
Music
Nursing
Performing Arts
Philosophy
Photography
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Research Tools
Sociology
Spanish
Special Collections
Studio Art
Theatre
Theology
Theology and Religious Studies
Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Return to Blog
0 Comments.