New Issue of PNQ
The latest Spring issue of PNQ (vol 113, no 2) is hot off the press! Inside, you can find an exploration of genocide and parricide …
Women’s Histories in PNQ
Pacific Northwest Quarterly has published a wide variety of articles on Women’s History over the last century. Below, you can find a collection of some …
Black Histories in PNQ
Pacific Northwest Quarterly has published many articles on Black History. Below, you can find a collection of some of the articles and essays that we …
Aviation Infrastructure in Alaska
In the latest issue of Pacific Northwest Quarterly (vol 113 issue 1) Theresa L. Kraus explores the development of Alaska’s key aviation infrastructure in the …
Catch Megan Asaka in conversation with Naomi Ishisaka [Saturday Dec 3]
On December 3, at Seattle Public Library in Downtown Seattle from 2:30 pm – 3:45 pm, Dr. Megan Asaka will be discussing Seattle From the …
Seattle Channel covers Emil and Kathleen Sick Lecture: “Seattle From the Margins” by Dr. Megan Asaka
Thank you to everyone who attended this lecture– we are so grateful for the huge turnout! We are especially grateful to the folks from the …
A Sick Lecture featuring Dr. Megan Asaka [Tuesday, November 8, 2022]
We are proud to announce that Megan Asaka will be speaking about her new book, Seattle from the Margins: Exclusion, Erasure, and the Making of …
A Sick Lecture featuring Dr. Peter Boag [Tuesday, October 25, 2022]
We are proud to announce that Dr. Peter Boag will be speaking about his new book, Pioneering Death: The Violence of Boyhood in Turn-of-the-Century Oregon, …
Westlake, Then and Now
In Volume 112, no. 2, of Pacific Northwest Quarterly, Jeffrey Karl Ochsner traces the development of Westlake Park and Westlake Center in downtown Seattle.
In Memoriam
With great sadness, we share the news of the passing of Linda Nash, professor of history at the University of Washington and former director of …