Students and professors use summer to rethink the value of beavers

Will Shanahan ’20, a double major in economics and international political economy, is making sure his resume will be jampacked with local and international business experience by the time he graduates.

Rachel Johnson ’20 spent last summer interning at Girls Rock Math, helping teach young girls how to do geometry, how to be confident, and the value of supportive community.

Olivia Langen ’19 and Serena Hawkey ’19 talk about their experience as editorial interns

Students turn spring break into a social justice master class

Logger student-athletes come together to make the holidays brighter for local families in need

Entrepreneurial students tackle the "thorny problem" of declining audiences at the symphony

When you enter Collins Memorial Library on a regular day, it’s usually filled with students finding reference materials or working quietly, but one evening in early November, this was not the case. Instead, small groups of people sat in various spots throughout the first floor, having lively conversations. And the reference materials being checked out were not books, but people.

When it rains, it pours.

And it poured most of the weekend while students from Puget Sound’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity raced to build a tiny house for the homeless in two days—but they didn’t let a little “liquid sunshine” dampen their spirits.