Events Calendar

All campus and community members are invited to attend the University of Puget Sound's 34th Annual Martin Luther King Celebration. Our program will include messages from various Puget Sound community members and a keynote address featuring poet, scholar, and advocate for the reform of the criminal justice system, Reginald Dwayne Betts.

Admission for this event is free and…

Steven Neshyba, professor of chemistry, and Barry Goldstein, professor of geology, will present this talk.

Thompson Hall Science and Mathematics Seminars, held on a regular basis since 1978, focus on topics in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) presented by faculty members, students, and invited guest speakers. Each lecture is followed by discussion opportunities. Refreshments are provided.

Free and open to the public.

See the best work from art classes in 2018 and 2019. The opening night party and awards (with prizes) on Friday, Jan. 24th, 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 five weeks.

Jan. 24–Feb. 29, 2020

The opening night party and awards (with prizes) on Friday, Jan. 24th, 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 five weeks. The exhibit runs from Jan. 24–Feb. 29, 2020.

Join us for this Jacobsen Series faculty recital featuring Maria Sampen, violin with guest Ricardo de la Torre, piano; performing the following works:

Beethoven – “Kreutzer” Sonata No. 9 for Violin and Piano

Marilyn Shrude – Récit 2

Du Yun – When A Tiger Meets A Rosa Rugosa

Missy Mazzoli – Vespers for Violin for amplified violin and electronic soundtrack

Tickets: $20…

Hazel Fargher, University of Oregon, will present this talk.

Thompson Hall Science and Mathematics Seminars, held on a regular basis since 1978, focus on topics in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) presented by faculty members, students, and invited guest speakers. Each lecture is followed by discussion opportunities. Refreshments are provided.

Free and open to the public.

Join us to learn about the tastes, smells, and colors of new finds from east Cretan excavations, presented by Dr. Thomas M. Brogan Joukowsky.

Sponsored by the Archaeological Institute of America, Puget Sound Chapter. Free and open to the public.