Events Calendar

Thanks to the support of Collins Memorial Library, Puget Sound’s Archives and Special Collections, and the Slater Museum of Natural History, an exhibit on the History of Eugenics at Puget Sound and Beyond (with a focus on the role eugenics played in biology curricula both here and nationally) will be on display.

The exhibit will be on view in the library from March 10–April 10, except for March 28, when it will be viewable in the Tahoma Room, Thomas Hall, as part of the Symposium.

Curated by Puget Sound student Chloe Brew, this exhibit will explore the history and ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement. This movement originated in Great Britain by designer and artist William Morris and connects current artistic practice in Tacoma with the movement. Featured prominently in the exhibit is the work of the Arts and Crafts Press run by Yoshiko Yamamoto and Bruce Smith. Located in Tacoma, this modern day press embraces the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement. Also featured are…

Artists Anna McKee and Suze Woolf present sculptures, drawings, and book arts in this Art+Sci and Kittredge Gallery collaboration.

March 9–April 18, 2020

Artist Liss LaFleur installs works from her series Fruit. Fruit is an immersive multi-media installation anchored by blown glass objects, a new collection of monoprints, and a new film. Inspired by Susan Sontag’s 1964 essay “Notes on ‘Camp’,” and the “fruit machine,” a military device used by the U.S. and Canadian government during the Cold War to detect and purge LGBT individuals…

For information on joining this virtual event, contact bfaith@pugetsound.edu with the subject line "Message me for the password."

Join us for the third annual API Scholarship Banquet, a night dedicated to celebrating and supporting Asian and Pacific Islander students on this campus. We recognize the difficulties in pursuing higher education as part of historically marginalized identity(ies) and aim to alleviate some of those financial burdens through this scholarship in partnership with University Relations, ASUPS, and Asian Studies. The night will be filled with music, performances by students and faculty, and cultural foods…

These performances have been canceled. Please stay tuned for new information about STF events.

Celebrate! Beethoven@250: Evolution Maria Sampen, violin; Alistair MacRae, cello; Tanya Stambuk, piano

Tickets: $20/$15; free for Puget Sound and K–12 students

The Puget Sound Piano Trio is the ensemble-in-residence at the School of Music featuring esteemed faculty performers Maria Sampen, violin; Alistair MacRae, cello; and Tanya Stambuk, piano.

These performances have been canceled. Please stay tuned for new information about STF events.

These performances have been canceled. Please stay tuned for new information about STF events.

VIRTUAL BROWN BAG SERIES: Addressing the Coronavirus brown bag #3 presented by Prof. Chris Kendall

To attend, go to meet.google.com and search for "PG Brown Bag."

If you have any questions, please contact Professor Robin Jacobson, chair of the Department of Politics and Government, at rjacobson@pugetsound.edu.

Workshop to discuss a variety of types of personal statements. Contact kdelaney@pugetsound.edu for the meeting link.