Events open to the local community
Date/Time/Location: Thursday September 24 @ 4 p.m., Murray Boardroom (Wheelock 106/108)
SOAN Culture & Society 2026-27 Discussion Series
Ethnic Branding in Contemporary China: Buyi and the Paradox of Difference
A book talk by Prof. Yu Luo, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Suzanne Wilson Barnett Chair in Contemporary China Studies, followed by Q&A
CHWS is partnering with AHF (AIDS Health Foundation) to offer free HIV and STI testing on campus. AHF has a Mobile Testing Unit that will be on campus several times this semester with the first time being during the Logger Wellbeing Fair. No appointment needed. Testing is confidential and judgement free, so we encourage everyone to stop by. You can also take the time to ask them about PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis). They can help with PrEP sign ups as well.
The Women’s League Box o’ Fun is a cheerful care package filled with thoughtfully chosen treats and small surprises to delight, comfort, and encourage students. Delivered on campus just before Fall Finals, it’s the perfect way to show your support.
Each Box o’ Fun includes something to bring a smile, healthy snacks for fuel, and gadgets to focus the brain. Additionally, every purchase helps fund the Women’s League Scholarship Endowment, so your gift supports students twice over.
Stop the Bleed training is a free course that teaches bystanders to save lives by controlling severe, life-threatening bleeding using techniques like direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquet application. Initiated by the American College of Surgeons, it aims to empower the public to act in emergencies.
This annual event showcases our graduating seniors' talent and creativity, offering a glimpse into their artistic journeys throughout their time here at the University of Puget Sound.
See the best work from art classes in the last year. The opening night party and awards (with prizes) on Monday, Jan. 26, 5 p.m. is the first view of the show. The Art Students Annual show is a Puget Sound tradition. Students enter work from art classes, and a juror selects artwork for the show, which will be in Kittredge Gallery for four weeks.
Sculpture and installation work made by students Roy Kersten-Hellikson, Irene Harris-Odum, Sarah Burer, Ruby Moon Hodapp, as part of summer research. The Summer Research Program in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (AHSS) is designed to encourage and support independent research projects. This exhibit seeks to fully share the work created by these students.