Night of the Living Humanities

A benefit for the UW Odyssey Project, which offers a free college humanities class for low-income adults. Night of the Living Humanities is a pre-Halloween party in which staff, students, and board members will dress as Socrates, Maya Angelou, Emily Dickinson, and others who have played a role in the Odyssey humanities course. Attendees have the option of coming as a writer, literary character, philosopher, musician, or historical figure, with prizes awarded for best costume.