Course facilitators discuss their reflections on the program as well as advice for future ODU travellers.

By Alison Lietzenmayer Later in the week, we took some time to see more traditional tourist spots in town. Visiting the Seattle Aquarium...

By Quinn Summers Our experience at the Wing Luke museum didn’t start as we walked through its doors. Instead, it was just a continuation...

Photo Credit By Riley Cunningham On a brisk day in the historically Queer city of Seattle, our class went on one of the most informative...

By Wynter Fayson Photo Credit On the tail-end of our trip, we visited Microsoft and had the opportunity to speak with Sonja Mertens, a...

By Gray Lyden The queer walking tour started at the Aids Memorial Parkway. The tour was led by Michael Langberg. It started while it was...

By Gavahnya Felts KING 5 was one of those experiences I knew I was going to have some enjoyment in, but I ended up enjoying it a lot more...

By Katie Barnett We started our Pike Place Market Private Chef Tour early on a Tuesday morning, cold but excited to explore the market...

Photo Credit Seattle, Washington, has long been a hub for LGBTQ+ culture and activism, contributing significantly to queer history. One...

By Alison Lietzenmayer Welcome to a blog series highlighting the immersive and enriching experience of our course program in Seattle, WA....