Tacoma Sister Cities Aki Matsuri (Fall Festival) will take place on Sunday, October 25 at Tacoma's Eastside Community Center (1721 E 56th St Tacoma, WA 98404)

Yume Daiko Taiko Club will be performing at the festival, and the Japanese Program will also have a table promoting the Cranes for Peace project.

The festival will also feature Katsura Sunshine, a renowned rakugo (traditional Japanese comic storytelling) performer from Canada who performs in English.

Interested in the Peace Corps? University of Puget Sound has a long history as a top provider of postgraduate Peace Corps volunteers! Come learn about the Peace Corps from a panel of returned Peace Corps volunteers! You will also hear about how you can increase your chances of getting into the Peace Corps by completing the Peace Corps Prep certification program. PIZZA AND SNACKS provided!

Tuesday, October 27 at 5 p.m. in Howarth 203 

History senior Charlee Dobson Cohen and Department Chair Doug Sackman will co-host a screening of the Hitchcockian classic Vertigo for majors, minors, and friends. The hosts will give a brief introduction before the movie begins, with an optional discussion afterward.

Pizza, drinks, and other snacks will be served.  

Our pre-registration gathering and pizza lunch, which will be on October 28, at noon, in Wyatt 109. We’ll let you know all about Spring course offerings then, including some new ones that we are excited about. Even if you have your spring registration sorted, please come for lunch.
 

Join us for our Annual School of Physical Therapy Symposium on Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m.-noon! This CE credit eligible event will be showcase the research of our graduate students and faculty. Light refreshments will be provided.

A week dedicated to celebrating our graduate programs and highlighting our Graduate Admission Pathways

These pathways are opportunities for University of Puget Sound undergraduates and graduates of local partner schools to forge their path to graduate school and get a head start on their careers. Keep an eye out for admission counselors tabling in Wheelock!

The National First Gen Student Celebration highlights the community and accomplishments of First Gen Students nation wide and at Puget Sound. It gives students the opportunity to connect and support one another, and celebrate!

Our campus is participating in the 11th Annual Walking Challenge to see which program can walk the greatest distance in one day over an 8-hour period. 

Come walk with us during one of these activities happening throughout the day -- rain or shine. All are welcome!

The Public Health Student Association is partnering with Bloodworks Northwest to host a blood drive on November 3 from 9 a.m.–3 p.m.  

Walk-ins are welcome, but priority is given to those who schedule an appointment at donate.bloodworksnw.org/donor/schedules/sponsor_code. Please use sponsor code 0235 to search for our event. All donors must have a photo ID.

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.