Community, Students

It seems unlikely that completing an internship at a children’s museum and science center in Albuquerque, N.M., would lead to a job communicating important public health information with the residents of Tacoma, Wash., but that’s exactly the path Altynai Watson ’21 has taken.

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Campus

Raising the Roof

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Community

Team Beaver

Long regarded as nuisances by many farmers and landowners, beavers are being seen in a new light: as possible allies in efforts to restore rivers and the fight against…
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Community

The Kids Are All Right

Under ordinary circumstances, Dana Levy ’21 has a lot going on.  Levy is double majoring in English and gender and queer studies (GQS) with a minor in music. He’s also…
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Campus

Matelich Scholarships Awarded to Outstanding Arizona and Nigeria Students

TACOMA, Wash. – The University of Puget Sound is proud to announce incoming students Bryce Kirk of Sedona, Arizona, and Esther Mosaku of Abule-Egbe, Nigeria, as the two…
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Community

Good Doggos

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Campus

Get Oriented

For three and a half days in late August, roughly 700 first-year and transfer students explored the Seattle-Tacoma region by participating in one of 64 curated immersive…
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Community

Connections

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Community

Are You My MAMU?

Browns Point Lighthouse Park is remarkably silent on a Tuesday morning in late July. The gentle waves of the Puget Sound, tamed further by the embrace of Tacoma’s…
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Alumni

A Bite of Tacoma

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Community

Jumping Right In

Founded by Puget Sound alumnus Timothy Herron ’94, M.A.T ’95, Degrees of Change is a Tacoma-based nonprofit that provides university scholarships and support to…