Discovery Building News Today

There is a massive concrete and steel building at the foot of Lady Chancellor Road that has been quietly under construction for several years—its contractors and purpose having remained suspiciously

The Riverside Discovery Center announced Saturday that Desirée Drane-Davison has officially resigned as executive director of the zoo, effective Saturday, May 18. Drane-Davison has cited health as reason for departing,

UW Nelson Institute and Office of Sustainability (and partners) events series, 4/19-26: Kickoff 1-6:30 pm, 4/19, Discovery Building, with keynote by Tony Reames, exhibit, Kanopy Dance performance. Click through for more highlighted events.

The three-day community open house event at various buildings on campus allows families and kids to take part in interactive science and art activities.

The Navajo refer to themselves as the Diné, or The People. For the last 30 years, Diné storyteller Sunny Dooley has worked to keep their stories, the stories of her

UW American Indian & Indigenous Studies 25th annual event (in Indigenous languages with English translation), featuring Sunny Dooley (Diné), Joey Awonohopay, (Menominee), and Rachel Noline and Twila Cassadore (San Carlos Apache Nation). Free.

This weekends your chance to sample Bollywood dance or Norwegian dance, laugh at the opera or get outside to celebrate lakes.

THE EDITOR: There is a massive concrete and steel building at the foot of Lady Chancellor Road that has been quietly under construction for several years, its contractors and purpose having remained suspiciously hush-hush.

For the first time since the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme (AIMP) was launched in 2017, team members will be building through the

Construction has resumed in Antarctica for the British Antarctic Survey.