Hear about what people in different fields of science, math, and relating fields are researching. Please join us for refreshments at 3:45p.m. Presentations begin at 4p.m.
Talk Title: Where climate communication and comedy meet
Speaker: Rollie Williams '10
Comedian
Climate Science Researcher and Policy Advocate
Hear about what people in different fields of science, math, and relating fields are researching. Please join us for refreshments at 3:45p.m. Presentations begin at 4p.m.
Talk Title: A Logger's Approach to Interfacial Chemistry
Speaker: Josh Patterson, Associate Professor of Chemistry
Christopher Newport University
Hear about what people in different fields of science, math, and relating fields are researching. Please join us for refreshments at 3:45p.m. Presentations begin at 4p.m.
Talk Title: Continental-scale patterns of plant biodiversity: from basic questions to applied macroecology
Speaker: Drew Kerkoff, Provost
University of Puget Sound
The Race & Pedagogy Institute and African American Studies, in collaboration with the Museum of Glass and Pierce County Libraries brin
Join us for a piano recital featuring music performed by students of Dr. Ricardo de la Torre. You will hear a variety of classical and other selections of solo piano repertoire played by children and adult pianists from the University's Community Music program.
Admission is free. No tickets required.
Probably the most in-demand musician in both the Northwest and Phoenix areas, Michael Powers performances literally are easy listening and fun. Monday's program will include a Valentines and Black History Month mix, but be ready for some jazz standards and funk, too! Free and sponsored by ASUPS Student Programs.
Michael Powers, the Seattle jazz guitarist, who just gets better all the time.
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The Puget Sound Museum of Natural History presents Night at the Museum: Evolutionary Tree of Life!
Come see the dead things come alive and join us for a celebration of Evolution Day. Throw your party hat on and get up close and personal with modern to ancient creatures!
This is a free, family-friendly drop-in event
THE URBAN/RURAL DIVIDE: AN OPEN DISCUSSION OF THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE “TWO CULTURES”
In a thought-provoking discussion on the Urban/Rural Divide in the U.S., participants will explore the complex dynamics shaping disparate communities. From contrasting economic opportunities to divergent political perspectives, we will discuss the impact on social cohesion and policy priorities. We will grapple with the challenge of fostering understanding and collaboration between urban and rural populations, recognizing the need for nuanced solutions that bridge the divide.
Blues Vespers' Spring season at Kilworth Chapel continues as we welcome Polly O'Keary and the Rhythm Method to campus!
Blues Vespers is a Tacoma tradition for 25 years, and has held 8-9 events at Kilworth Chapel since 2019. This is a public campus/community event hosted by University Chaplain Dave Wright and the founder of Blues Vespers, Pastor Dave Brown. The series offers traditional Blues (and sometimes Bluegrass, Jazz, Americana, and more) by local artists paired with a little bit of poetry and a brief reflection by Dave or Dave.