Events Calendar

Working from his studio in Tacoma, Washington, Mark Hoppmann is a multi-media artist working primarily in watercolor, India ink, and graphite. He studied art for one year in Florence, Italy, before graduating from Drake University in 1978 with a B.F.A. in graphic design and commercial art. An offset press operator in the graphic arts industry for twenty years, Hoppmann returned to art full time in 1999. Hoppmann has exhibited his watercolor paintings and drawings in multiple galleries across the…

Gallery Hours: Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Saturday, noon–5 p.m. Closed Sundays, holidays, semester breaks, and summer. For more information contact the gallery at 253.879.3701 or visit pugetsound.edu/kittredge.

Opening Reception and Gallery Talk: Aug. 31, 5–7 p.m.

Aug. 28–Sept. 29

Gallery Hours: Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Saturday, noon–5 p.m. Closed Sundays, holidays, semester breaks, and summer. For more information contact the gallery at 253.879.3701 or visit pugetsound.edu/kittredge.

Opening Reception and Gallery Talk: Aug. 31, 5–7 p.m.

Aug. 31–Sept. 29

Hosted by ASUPS, the Student Alumni Association, the Senior Class Gift Committee, the Office of Annual Giving, and the Office of Donor Relations, Rooted in Puget Sound is a day of engagement, stewardship, and fundraising events for Loggers, by Loggers, and to support Loggers. Join us for one—or all—of the day's events!

Logger to Logger Penny Wars

Sept. 25–Oct. 1Diversions…

Like many ancient Mediterranean groups, the ancient Rabbis (first through seventh centuries CE) believed that drinking played a central role in everyday life. From religious ritual to every day drinking, beverages appear constantly throughout rabbinic literature. In this talk, I focus on two particular beverages—beer and wine—and what these drinks teach us about key themes…

Get to know the Collins Library Zine Collection and browse zines related to this year’s Race & Pedagogy National Conference.

Students are invited to participate in a weekly support group for students who have experienced loss. The group is moderated and very focused on peer-to-peer support and connection, and participants are welcome to come every week or as much as they want to. "Grief" can be a very broad term, but in this specific group setting we are focusing on those who have experience a loss, whether that was recently or a long time ago, someone close to you or an acquaintance. This group will provide a supportive…

All staff members are welcome and encouraged to join Staff Senators for an update from President Crawford on the strategic plan, as well as discussion afterward. There will be no other items on the agenda for this meeting. Details will be emailed prior to the meeting via the staffcomms-l listserv.

What is the Bias-Hate Education Response Team (BHERT)? Who serves on BHERT? What exactly is BHERT’s role on campus? Where can campus members report incidents of bias? Why report? What is the difference between bias and hate? What do incident reports tell us about bias on campus?

This conversation aims to heighten awareness about BHERT and invites attendees into an open conversation about bias and hate on campus and what Puget Sound might do going forward. Facilitated by BHERT members Dave Wright…

Bill and Vicky Stewart of Vamp & Tramp Booksellers are based in Birmingham, Alabama. They specialize in contemporary fine press and artists books. During their campus visit they will display a selection of their fine press and artists' books and will conduct a small presentation on their latest acquisitions.