
Sankofa Mixer
- Wed May 20th, 2026
- 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
- QDR – RM 9208
Learn about the new Black & African learning community.
Make pancake art, meet new people, and find support at Shoreline.

Sankofa Mixer
Learn about the new Black & African learning community.
Make pancake art, meet new people, and find support at Shoreline.

Veteran and Military Services (VMS) will be tabling with a Memorial Day flag display in remembrance of fallen US Servicemembers. Like last year, we will have small banners available if there is someone you would like to commemorate. If you would like to participate, or just learn more about Memorial Day, please visit the table in the PUB courtyard:
You can also visit the Veterans Resource Center (FOSS Building, room 5225A) during normal business hours (8am-5pm) if you missed tabling. The flags will remain up through the weekend to be visible for Memorial Day.
Tour Our Campus with an Accessibility Lens.
The Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) invites you to this special event that will give you a new perspective on our campus environment.
We are fortunate to learn, work, and live on a beautiful campus, but beauty and accessibility don’t always go together. As we explore the campus, we will have the opportunity to identify physical barriers and discuss how we can make our spaces more inclusive for everyone.
Event Details:
Please join us for some fresh air and meaningful advocacy!
If you receive a parking citation on campus, you may notice a change in appearance. We are now using T2 on campus, so it will look similar to a receipt. You are welcome to pay or appeal the citation, online through the T2 Portal (instructions are printed on the citation).
You may still see paper citations here and there. Paper appeals are still welcome to be submitted, and in-person payments can still be made at cashiering.
Please feel free to contact Campus Safety with any questions.
Thank you!
A new youth theatre initiative is launching this summer through a partnership between Woodland Park Players and Shoreline College, bringing a large-scale production of Disney’s Newsies to the Shoreline community.
Designed for students ranging from rising 8th graders through age 20, the new summer program aims to provide a high-level, pre-professional theatrical training experience for young performers across the greater Seattle area.
The inaugural production, Newsies, will offer approximately 150 hours of rehearsal, performance, and musical theatre training throughout the summer in a summer stock-style environment focused on collaboration, storytelling, and ensemble-based performance.
The production will be directed and choreographed by Jessica Low, a Seattle-area theatre director, choreographer, and educator with extensive experience in youth and professional theatre throughout the Puget Sound region. Music direction will be led by Shawna Avinger.
The program is intended to serve students with a wide range of theatrical experience, from those looking to deepen their training to performers preparing for college theatre programs and future artistic opportunities. One of the main goals is to help bridge the gap between educational theatre and more advanced pre-professional opportunities for teens and young adults.
Based on the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Newsies tells the inspiring story of young newspaper sellers who rally together to fight for justice and make their voices heard. Known for its high-energy dance numbers, sweeping score, and large ensemble cast, the production has become a favorite among young performers and audiences alike.
For Audition and Performance information, please visit https://www.woodlandparkplayers.org/ or contact wppsummermusical@gmail.com.
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