Alumni, Arches

Life in Lindsay Layland’s hometown of Dillingham, Alaska, revolves around salmon.

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Archivist With a Cause

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New Voice in the State Senate: T'wina Nobles ’06, MAT'07

Until 2020, T’wina Nobles had no intention of running for the state Senate. She was doing work she loved as president and CEO of the Tacoma Urban League, and had just been…
Andrew Lofton ’72

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A Career of Civic Commitment

Overseeing the organization that serves more than 40,000 low-income residents and tenants was gratifying, he says, because “you can actually see the effect you’re having on…
Henry Haas ’60 holding an image of his grandparents

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Hidden History

Henry Haas ’60 (shown on campus) has had a 60-year law career and has worked with the Holocaust Center for…
PacRim students in March 2015 stumbled onto an Ngrupuk parade in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. The parades feature huge ogoh-ogoh statues, ”made with papier-mâché and lots of paint,“ says faculty member Gareth Barkin, who was on the trip.

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PacRim at 50

Straight from the Dalai Lama One of my three greatest, most life-defining moments happened while in Dharamshala,…
Clara Brown '17 riding a bike

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Fast Track

Clara Brown ’17 walked into the VELO Sports Center in Los Angeles, Calif., and immediately her palms started to sweat. It was the day before the 2019 U.S. Paralympics…
Anna Dunlap ’16

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Teaching in Thailand

Today, she knows a lot more. Dunlap lives in the northern Thailand city of Lampang and works as director of…
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Fifty Years of the Watson Fellowship

Editor’s note: This is an excerpt from a special edition of Arches magazine that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Watson Fellowship, in which we explore the travels,…
Endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox ’08 on her bike.

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Ultra Cyclist

Five weeks before endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox ’08 began the Tour Divide—a 2,700-mile bicycle race crisscrossing the Continental Divide from Canada to New Mexico—she warmed…
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A Growing Issue

FARM FAMILY Anna Houston ’12 and her husband have done well as farmers, even though they don’t own the land…