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That's a Wrap

It's a philosophy that's all about stepping up, and when it comes to giving back to the community, Logger student-athletes step up in a big way. Each year the Student…
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Alumni

Salmon Stories

Perched on a log above the Mashel River a few miles from the Puget Sound campus, Daniel Sherman explains the complex and often harrowing plight of perhaps the most iconic…
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Community

Fully Immersed

Many Tacoma residents may not be aware that one of the country’s largest immigration detention centers is in their city. Evan Eurs ’18 certainly wasn’t before he…
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Community

Eco Warriors

That’s according to In These Times magazine, which published an August 2015 article that connected climate change-induced fear to pre-traumatic stress disorder in…
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Community

Baseline for Beaches

Addie Tinkham ’22 spent last summer taking a closer look at local beaches. She was one of the students who participated in summer research at Puget Sound in 2020. Working…
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Community

Artscapes

She would get to fill two of the vacant storefront windows of the historic F.W. Woolworth building on Broadway with art installations that would be on public view…
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Campus

Experience a Puget Sound Summer

From Ancient Myth to Jazz History, Puget Sound provides a wide selection of Summer Term courses available in two sessions between May and July. Enrolled students have the…
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Community

The Beta Coders

The central dilemmas of a generation might be understood by the assignments a good teacher gives her students. How can we tell if a website is reliable? is the topic in…
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Community

A Wider Perspective

The presentation by Keith Johnson, president of the Makah whaling commission, was part of an Alternative Spring Break trip to the Olympic Peninsula. Organized by the…
Student Chloe Bouchy ’21 tends to vegetables in the Puget Sound Garden

Campus

People Gotta Eat

The start of the COVID-19 lockdown in the spring of 2020 spurred home bakers to take to their ovens as a way of coping with the upheaval in their lives. The resulting spike…