Arches is the alumni magazine of Puget Sound, serving more than 40,000 Loggers worldwide.
Guided by the intellectually curious and humanist values of the liberal arts, Arches strives to capture and convey the ethos of the college through stories that are relevant to the times we are living in and that amplify the voices and experiences of Loggers in an effort to foster understanding and fuel connection within our community and beyond.
Leslie Saucedo on understanding cell biology—and making it less intimidating to students.
Research led by Phillip Morin ’86 suggests that the killer whale might be at least three separate species.
Longtime health educator and advocate Regan Nelson ’02 is the host of the Clean & Green Living podcast.
For religion and music double-major Gabriel Lehrman ’16, the past is a tool to help make sense of the present—a skill he sharpened in both classroom and studio alike.
The university names five Loggers to receive its most prestigious alumni awards.
WHOOOOOO DID IT? A handful of gargoyle-like carvings adorn the residence hall buildings added to campus in the 1950s. Tacoma architect Silas E. Nelson designed the buildings in the Collegiate Gothic style, and at least two of the decorative carvings—the owls on Anderson-Langdon—were the work of stonecutter Lloyd Livernash of Walker Cut Stone Company, Wilkeson, Wash.
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