Events only open to the campus community
We are looking forward to sharing our Doctoral student research with you at the 2025 DPT Research Symposium.
The symposium will take place in Tahoma Hall on November 1 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Light refreshments will be provided.
Continuing education credit eligible event!
Prizes and free pizzas accompany trivia and other Spooktastic moments precede the screening of "Scream" at 730 p.m.
In recognition of Filipino American Heritage Month, jazz and world music musician BOB ANTOLIN brings his array of wind and stringed instruments for a midday jazz session. Antolin is an accomplished musical artist whose performing credits with Global Heat and other ensembles makes him one of Seattle's most visible (and outstanding) musicians. Presented by Northwest Sounds/ASUPS Student Programs.
Spring is in the air — and that “what’s next?” feeling is real.
The 2025 Spring Career & Internship Fair is your chance to explore jobs, internships, and career paths as you get closer to graduation (or start thinking ahead). Whether you’re actively job searching or just trying to figure out what options are out there, this fair is all about helping you take the next step with confidence.
People of any, all, or no particular faith background to gather to celebrate the Baha’i Holy Days at an open devotion hosted by the University Chaplaincy. Share a writing, poem, or song from any background, or just observe and enjoy this welcoming and contemplative space.
Wednesday, Oct. 22
12:30-1pm
Wheelock Student Center, Room 203 (The Chaplaincy’s office)
A Death Cafe is a gathering of friends and strangers to hold a space for us to talk about death. This is not a grief group or a support session, but a discussion group for people interested in having meaningful conversations about death…also with warm beverages and little snacks! Our campus’ first Death Cafe is hosted by the University Chaplaincy in collaboration with Diverions Cafe and with student leaders. For more information on Death Cafes in general, visit www.deathcafe.com; for questions about this event, you can email 
All are welcome to this gathering of different faiths hosted by the University Chaplaincy along with the Baha'i Community of Tacoma, in partnership with event sponsor Associated Ministries (www.associatedministries.org). This multifaith celebration includes readings, reflections, and sharing about gratitude from several Tacoma faith communities, including remarks by Puget Sound Chaplain Dave Wright and an Interfaith Choir conducted by our Jewish Life Coordinator, Cantor Geoff Fine.
Come meet other potential Biophysics minors, learn about what Biophysics as a field is, and also what is required for the minor. We'll also watch a short Biophysics-themed video. Refreshments will be provided.
Re-Entry Theatre of Harlem (RTH) is an independent nonprofit based in NY, developed by and for people who have lived experiences in the US criminal legal system. The University will host Alex Anderson, founder of RTH and Rory Anderson, Assistant Art Director for one month during which they will visit students in their classrooms across Theatre Arts, Crime, Law and Justice studies and forge connections with local organizations working on arts and social justice.