Spotlight on Odegaard
Events, Exhibits, Resources, & Latest Happenings
Odegaard welcomes displays of original art, educational materials, and programming supporting the academic mission of the University of Washington and the region’s premier academic and research library. The UW Libraries enriches the quality of life and advances intellectual discovery by connecting people with knowledge. The Libraries also promote the success of students, faculty, staff, and programs of the University of Washington.
If you are interested in exhibiting or holding an activity, we ask that you review the Exhibits Guidelines. There you will find policy and contact information.
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Odegaard Spotlight
Odegaard Spotlight››
Transforming the Human Spirit
The Exhibit is organized by the Soka Gakkai International, a worldwide lay Buddhist association that promotes peace, culture and education through personal change and social contribution. It's sponsored by the World Peace Buddhist Group, which is a student group.More information…
Panels of Progression
Celebrating diversity on the UW Seattle Campus. The exhibit highlights the actions that have pushed for more awareness of diverse groups on campus over the years. It is sponsored by the ASUW Joint Commission as a part of the second annual Diversity Summit.This UW Daily article highlights the Diversity Summit and the exhibit.
40 Years of Odegaard!
Who's Who: Founding Faces of the University of Washington
Exhibit of key UW faculty, former presidents, and founding pioneers who shaped the university. The exhibit features two important UW artists, Morgan Padelford and Walter Isaacs.More information…
Odegaard Renovation 2011-2013
Odegaard Library will be closed June 9 to September 23, 2012, due to renovation-related activity. The library will reopen September 24. During the temporary closure, By-George, Husky Card Office, and the Information Office will remain open.More information…
Undergraduate Library Research Award
Have you written a good research paper? Do you have an interesting course project? If so, consider submitting it to the Library Research Award for Undergraduates. A successful paper or project could earn you $1000. More information…
Library Student Advisory Committee
This student advisory group provides undergraduates with an opportunity to be involved in the decision making processes that guide the enhancement of learning spaces and library services. We need student input to do it right.More information…
