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Read more about University of Puget Sound Featured in The Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges: 2026 Edition
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University of Puget Sound Featured in The Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges: 2026 Edition
University of Puget Sound has been recognized for its strong commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability in The Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges: 2026 Edition.
“It is a great honor to be recognized…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Student Research Shines a Spotlight on Cold Cases in Washington
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University of Puget Sound Student Research Shines a Spotlight on Cold Cases in Washington
In the spring and summer of 1986, Tacoma was rocked by the shocking rape and murder of two young girls, Michella Welch and Jennifer Bastian. Despite the killings occurring five months apart, the similarities between the victims…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Professor Brings Bioethics Expertise to Asian Medical Communities
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University of Puget Sound Professor Brings Bioethics Expertise to Asian Medical Communities
University of Puget Sound Associate Professor Hajung Lee, an expert in religion and bioethics, recently participated in a prestigious Harvard Medical School bioethics delegation to Asia. A key insight from her trip is that…
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Puget Sound Faculty Recognized for Innovative Climate Teaching Tool
Faculty at the University of Puget Sound have published a paper in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, one of the field’s top journals, showcasing a novel climate model designed not for advanced researchers,…
Read more about Building Futures in Healthcare: Health Professions Advising Reaches New Heights
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Building Futures in Healthcare: Health Professions Advising Reaches New Heights
The University of Puget Sound's Health Professions Advising program is experiencing unprecedented growth, now supporting 523 students and alumni as they pursue careers in healthcare. This year, 442 undergraduate students — 28%…
Read more about Adelphian Concert Choir Takes the Stage at Carnegie Hall
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Adelphian Concert Choir Takes the Stage at Carnegie Hall
The members of the University of Puget Sound’s Adelphian Concert Choir are used to traveling for performances. For decades, the choir has climbed aboard a bus to tour all over the Pacific Northwest. This year was different…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Names John Johnson, Ph.D., as Interim Vice President for Institutional Equity and Diversity
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University of Puget Sound Names John Johnson, Ph.D., as Interim Vice President for Institutional Equity and Diversity
Tacoma, Wash. — The University of Puget Sound has named John Johnson, Ph.D., as interim vice president for institutional equity and diversity, effective July 6. In light of President Isiaah Crawford’s upcoming retirement on…
Read more about A Taste of Things to Come
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A Taste of Things to Come
It was the evening of April 29, 1997, and something remarkable was about to take place. Students crowded into Schneebeck Concert Hall, buzzing with excitement and nerves. As they navigated to their seats, they whispered to each…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Launches Pacific Northwest's First Interdisciplinary AI and Human Values Program
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University of Puget Sound Launches Pacific Northwest's First Interdisciplinary AI and Human Values Program
The University of Puget Sound will launch a new interdisciplinary emphasis in Artificial Intelligence and Human Values in Fall 2026, offering students a structured pathway to understand AI not just as a technology but as a…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Professor Launches Study of Neural Connections During Aging
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University of Puget Sound Professor Launches Study of Neural Connections During Aging
University of Puget Sound Assistant Professor of Biology Elisa Frankel has launched a new research program focused on synapses, the vital connections between brain cells, following a successful grant proposal to the M.J…
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WATCH: University of Puget Sound Symposium Tackles AI and Mental Privacy
The University of Puget Sound recently held the Puget Sound Symposium on AI & Privacy, bringing together an interdisciplinary group of scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to address the ethical and legal challenges…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Bridges Financial Gap for Students Following State Aid Cuts
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University of Puget Sound Bridges Financial Gap for Students Following State Aid Cuts
Following the Washington State Legislature’s recent decision to uphold significant cuts to state student aid programs, the University of Puget Sound has announced it will reallocate institutional funding to ensure affected…
Read more about Puget Sound Business Insights: Why the Next Era of AI Belongs to Liberal Arts Thinkers
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Puget Sound Business Insights: Why the Next Era of AI Belongs to Liberal Arts Thinkers
The defining variable in the rapid rise of autonomous artificial intelligence may not be a background in computer engineering, but rather the critical thinking skills obtained by a liberal arts education, according to a panel…
Read more about Rep. Emily Randall Visits University of Puget Sound to Highlight Need for Research Investment
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Rep. Emily Randall Visits University of Puget Sound to Highlight Need for Research Investment
U.S. Rep. Emily Randall recently toured the science facilities at the University of Puget Sound, meeting with faculty, students, and university leadership as part of an effort to secure federal funding for a critical piece of…
Read more about Logger Alumni Share Career Journeys on the Always a Logger Podcast
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Logger Alumni Share Career Journeys on the Always a Logger Podcast
Every career is a journey — and no two paths are alike. Always a Logger is a podcast from the University of Puget Sound and the Puget Sound Alumni Council about the winding path to success and the many ways Logger…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Celebrates Another Successful Year of Logger Athletics
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University of Puget Sound Celebrates Another Successful Year of Logger Athletics
Logger Athletics had a banner year in the 2025–26 season, with several teams and individuals reaching the conference and national championships, including women’s volleyball, women’s soccer, men’s cross country, men’s and women…
Read more about Six Questions with ASUPS President Archie Kerr ’27
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Six Questions with ASUPS President Archie Kerr ’27
Archie Kerr ’27 is a rising senior and the incoming president of the Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound (ASUPS). Originally from Bend, Oregon, Kerr previously served as vice president and as director of clubs…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Faculty and Students Publish Research on Marine Ecosystems in Prestigious Scientific Journal
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University of Puget Sound Faculty and Students Publish Research on Marine Ecosystems in Prestigious Scientific Journal
When most people look out at the ocean, they see a vast, nearly empty expanse of water. Associate Professor of Biology Oscar Sosa sees something more dynamic and mysterious. To him, the ocean is “a soup of microbes and organic…
Read more about Five Questions With John Johnson, Interim Vice President for Institutional Equity and Diversity
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Five Questions With John Johnson, Interim Vice President for Institutional Equity and Diversity
This summer, Dr. John Johnson joined the University of Puget Sound as interim vice president for institutional equity and diversity. A native of Philadelphia, Johnson earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Penn State,…
Read more about Summer Research at Puget Sound: From STEM to Sculpture
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Summer Research at Puget Sound: From STEM to Sculpture
Here at the University of Puget Sound, students take their fresh insights and ideas far beyond the classroom, turning passion projects into reality through the Office of Experiential Learning’s Summer Research program. Working…
Read more about University of Puget Sound Welcomes New Faculty This Fall
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University of Puget Sound Welcomes New Faculty This Fall
Mallory Fitzpatrick
Visiting Assistant Professor, Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies
Mallory Fitzpatrick’s work examines a spooky crossroads: supernatural horror and ancient literature. She was drawn to Greek myths…
Read more about Puget Sound Celebrates Fundraising Success with $22.1 Million Raised in 2025–26
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Puget Sound Celebrates Fundraising Success with $22.1 Million Raised in 2025–26
The University of Puget Sound celebrated another year of inspiring philanthropy, with nearly 3,600 donors giving $22.1 million in fiscal year 2025–26. The Puget Sound community came together to support the university and…
Read more about Learning Extends Beyond the Classroom
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Learning Extends Beyond the Classroom
Sophia Haynes ’27 spent three weeks this summer researching one of these species: the striped plateau lizard. Living and working out of the Southwestern Research Station, located about 5,400 feet above sea level, Haynes studied…
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Exceptional Teachers, Influential Researchers
Puget Sound faculty members are mentors, researchers, and impact-makers, shuttling smoothly between the world of their classrooms and the wider study halls of the globe. They are constantly learning and adapting so they can…
Read more about Students Change the Institution for the Better
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Students Change the Institution for the Better
Four student awards — the Lillis, Matelich, Neukom, and Posse scholarships — provide full tuition (and in some cases, also room and board) for all four years to talented students who otherwise may not have the opportunity to…
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We Meet Change with Curiosity
“I’m relatively comfortable in using AI in various contexts, whether it is for work, school, or personal use,” said Tao, a double major in business administration and…
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Read more about Learning Extends Beyond the Classroom
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Learning Extends Beyond the Classroom
Sophia Haynes ’27 spent three weeks this summer researching one of these species: the striped plateau lizard. Living and working out of the Southwestern Research Station, located about 5,400 feet above sea level, Haynes studied…
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Exceptional Teachers, Influential Researchers
Puget Sound faculty members are mentors, researchers, and impact-makers, shuttling smoothly between the world of their classrooms and the wider study halls of the globe. They are constantly learning and adapting so they can…
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Students Change the Institution for the Better
Four student awards — the Lillis, Matelich, Neukom, and Posse scholarships — provide full tuition (and in some cases, also room and board) for all four years to talented students who otherwise may not have the opportunity to…