President Isiaah Crawford invites alumni and parents to join him for Loggers Keep Learning in Los Angeles.
This event is a great opportunity to connect and network with the Logger community and hear campus updates. You'll also get to be a lifelong learner by engaging in a presentation from Kimberlee Ratliff, Associate Professor of MEd Counseling Program, School of Education.
Topic: Strengthening Mental Health and Wellness Through Nature-Based Self-Care
Join us for the final Pause for Paws of the semester! Our monthly event features dogs from Therapy Dogs International. Join us for as long or as little as you can. You can look forward to seeing Henry, Cody, Cooper, Mack, Foxy, and more!
Join us for Pause for Paws! Our monthly event features dogs from Therapy Dogs International. Join us for as long or as little as you can. You can look forward to seeing Henry, Cody, Cooper, Mack, Foxy, and more!
Join us for the first Pause for Paws of the semester! Our monthly event features dogs from Therapy Dogs International. Join us for as long or as little as you can. You can look forward to seeing Henry, Cody, Cooper, Mack, Foxy, and more!
At Puget Sound, Passages is the community experience for all new and transfer students entering Puget Sound. The program is designed to introduce students to the intellectual life at Puget Sound, connect them with their peers, student leaders, faculty, and staff members, and help them feel comfortable using university resources.
Annual move-in day for incoming first year and transfer students. This is the first day of Passages Orientation for new students. Please see the Passages Orientation Details page for more information about schedules, activities, getting settled, and more.
The observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday has been a tradition at the University of Puget Sound since before it was established as a national holiday in 1986. Please join us as we continue this tradition into its 38th year.
Join us for the 25th Anniversary of the Puget Sound Drag Show: A Love Letter to Drag. This show represents a come back from Covid-19 and seeks to offer a love letter to the LGBTQIA+ community, but especially those members of this community being targeted by legislation across the country. All proceeds will benefit the LGBTQIA+ Leadership Scholarship to help provide the opportunity for LGBTQIA+ students to attend Puget Sound.
Join us for a free music concert featuring solo and duet music performed by young children, teens, and adult musicians from the university's Community Music Department. You will hear a variety of music repertoire played on clarinets, flutes, violins, and piano.
Admission to this public concert is free. No tickets required.