University of Puget Sound Alumnus Kenneth Willman ’82 Wins Third Tony

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University of Puget Sound alumnus and trustee Kenneth Willman ’82, P’15, P’18 and his wife and producing partner, Rosemary, won their third Tony Award when Sunset Blvd. took home Best Revival of a Musical at the 78th Annual Tony Awards. This victory marks their latest achievement in a remarkable theater career that includes previous Tony wins for Hadestown and Parade, along with two Olivier Awards for Come From Away and Dear England. 

The Princeton Review Has Named University of Puget Sound a Best Value College

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University of Puget Sound has been named one of the nation’s Best Value Colleges for 2025 by The Princeton Review, highlighting its academic excellence, career outcomes, and commitment to affordability.

The honor places Puget Sound among 209 top-tier institutions selected for their return on investment. The full list, ranking categories, and college profiles are available at PrincetonReview.com/BestValueColleges.

The Ways We Remember

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It’s been 83 years since Executive Order 9066 led to the forcible removal of 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast to internment camps during World War II—including 36 students who were attending what was then the College of Puget Sound. But despite the passage of time, there are still many ways the campus community remembers and honors those whose educations and lives were interrupted by the mass forced removal and incarceration.