Hundreds of grads and their families celebrated Commencement weekend with ceremonies, receptions, parties, and SUN! See photos and other highlights of the day.
Projects include financial aid, academic programs, and a new aquatics center. Learn how alumni are making a difference for Puget Sound and throughout the world.
A little bird told me that Jessy has just been accepted into an Anthropology graduate program. I asked her for a detailed and blog-appropriate update.
I never thought I would live in the South. More so, I never thought I would live in the Deep South. I never thought I’d live in rural Mississippi, in a town with a population of 24,324.
...when you have an infinity pool. And a relatively well designed photo editing program such as Adobe Lightroom.
The crew season is almost over, which is unbelievable. We only have two regattas left unless we get a bid to nationals! Our next regatta is the conference championships, and we get to travel down to Oregon for the race. The following weekend we’re in California for a much larger race, WIRA. Traveling to WIRA means 13 hours on a charter bus with the team.
Here we looked how the city of Paragominas has created a form of registry (CAR) to monitor land use and create pressure for landowners to conserve 50% of the land for reforestation. We walked around a cattle ranch to see the grass fields and conserved rainforest.



