All It Takes is a Handshake
Alumni and students network at Alumni Sharing Knowledge Night
Fully Immersed
Evan Eurs ’18 puts compassion into action as an intern with the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Good Advice
Logger alumni share their experiences mentoring the next generation
Beyond Theory
Exploring the intersection of music history and social justice
Up, Up, and Away
Edward Horne ’70 on his 44-year career as a pilot and role model to kids
Summer Reunion Weekend 2018
Experience reunion through the photos and posts of Loggers who were there
Inside the Brain of Scott Bateman ’86
Julianne Bell ’13 talks to Scott Bateman about his new film
The Orchard
A tribute to trailblazers and community leaders Mary Louise Curran ’36 and Charles Curran ’35
Diving Into the Deep
Kelly Danielson M.O.T.'12 tackles open water with the first all-women team to win the Race to Alaska
In Pursuit of Peace
From Nigeria to Puget Sound, and back again, George Obiozor ’69 reflects on a life of diplomacy
Tuned In
Lestraundra Alfred ’11 created a wellness community and podcast for women of color
Helping Students Find Their Sea Legs
Matt Lonsdale ’08, M.A.T.'09 shares his love of science with kids
The Language We Share
Erin Guinup ’96 is bringing people together through song
Brew Master
Madeleine Longoria Garcia ’13 is making a name for herself—and Hawai`i-grown coffee
Giving Voice to Victims
Victims' rights expert Meg Garvin ’91 is helping victims of crime navigate the legal system
The Room Where the Stories Emerge
Sara Ramey ’05 is the driving force behind the Migrant Center for Human Rights
Straight From the Source
Entrepreneur Jordan Bremond ’10 shares how he got his start in the Business Leadership Program
Eye Opener
Art gallery owner Karen Jenkins-Johnson ’82 wants the world to see a broader palette
From a Puppy to Pillsy
Innovator Jeff LeBrun ’03 is making home health care easier, and saving lives in the process
Character Study
How Casey Sander ’79 got from minor league baseball to Puget Sound—and then to Hollywood
Running in the Opposite Direction
Ryan Chapman ’04 has a riot in his first novel, "Riots I Have Known"
Connecting the Dots
Students and alumni talk life beyond Puget Sound at annual networking event
Global Health Advocate
Ali Hoover ’13 advocates for family planning around the globe
ASK a Logger: How To Get a Job
Tom Perry ’98 shares tips on navigating the current job market
Ryan Payton ’03 has a game for you.
With Marvel’s Iron Man VR, Payton transformed a comic book icon into a virtual reality hero
All Together Now
Jess K. Smith ’05 brings the ARTBARN theater residency to campus
Grit
Endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox ’08 builds a culture of adventure + perseverance among girls in Alaska
The Cherry Trees
Campus rededicates beloved cherry trees to honor and remember a painful moment in university history
Bird by Bird
Seabirds have taken Andrew Titmus ’06 to the ends of the Earth and back
Preserving the Present
Adriana Flores ’13 on contemporizing the Puget Sound archives
Dear Graduates of Color
Part love letter, part rallying cry, an anthem for the Class of 2018
The Accidental Architect
Jeff Strong ’76, P’11, P’13 on decades of innovation at Puget Sound
A Rare Window of Time
Stories of adventure + moments of truth from Arches' special edition on the Watson Fellowship
Slaying the Monster of Social Anxiety
Adam Davis ’06 helps young people build social skills through gaming
The Power of Zines
Take a deeper look at our zine collection with humanities librarian Katy Curtis
The Accidental Architect
Casey Roloff ’95 imagined the town of his dreams—then he built it
The Rivers He Knows
Jonathan Blum ’06 has built a life of white-water adventure
Life in an Airstream
Peter Collins ’02 is living the Airstream life—and loving it
A Change of Heart
Sarah Webb ’12 is using her business expertise to impact women's health policy
The Long Game
Jim Mullinax ’90 is building the framework for a better world in China
Rooted to the World
Ravi Mantha ’94 brings new meaning to grassroots change with his organic farm-to-table café in India
A Wild Ride
Franny Gilman ’10 has taken her biology degree in some unexpected directions
Digital Historian
Rob Nelson ’95 uses modern-day technology to make sense of the past
Serving
Longtime restaurateur and neophyte politician Daniel Nguyen ’01 has a lot on his plate
Citizen of the Salmon World
In Alaska’s Bristol Bay, Lindsay Layland ’13 fishes for salmon and fights a threat to her livelihood
Playing to Learn
Tanya Saine Durand ’93 levels up the Tacoma Children's Museum
An Exercise in Innovation
Student teams compete to solve an alumni entrepreneur's business problem
One Load at a Time
Chet Selis ’18—and his Logger recruits at Loopie—want to help with your laundry
Music Maker
Jeffrey Haydon ’97 assumes the helm of the country’s oldest music festival
Black Lives, Black Voices
Three members of our community reflect on a tumultuous summer
Connections: Good Alchemy
Taylor Woodruff ’12 is reaching Tacoma's youth through skateboarding
Common Ground
Mushawn Knowles ’20 traces his journey from McCarver Park to Puget Sound
How to Bottle a Coconut
Ben Minges ’11 gets real with business students about the entrepreneur's life
The Yellow House
Meet three staff members helping to build a culture of equity and inclusion on campus
The Science of Coffee
Hannah Johnson ’12 on the science of coffee
From Fleece to Fleek
Anna Bugge ’03 discusses her unexpected career as a stylist
Point of Pride
How a few courageous students led a Tacoma Pride movement on campus that spread across the city
You Become a Different Person
Stories of challenge + transformation from Arches' special edition on 50 years of the Watson Fellowship
Building Musical Bridges
Rhiannon Guevin ’12 makes connections through music, from Sitka to Puget Sound
First Iteration
Chris Porter ’19 created the Entrepreneurial Summit to connect students with alumni
Fast Track
After a serious injury, Clara Brown ’17 reinvented herself as a Paralympic cyclist
Chasing Myths
Dan Clements ’71, P'07 explores a second career as a wildlife photographer
Finding Balance
Justin Wagers ’17 turns a love of slacklining into an extreme sports performance business
Making Connections
Ben Reuler ’99 makes an impact by building a community of volunteers
Little City
The impact of high school principal Bernadette Ray ’99, M.A.T.’01 is felt throughout Tacoma
Archivist With a Cause
Media equity advocate Megan Mitchell ’12 directs attention to the obscure and undersung
Cloud Pleaser
With initiative + ingenuity, Margaret Dawson ’86 has snort-laughed her way to the top of the tech industry
An Assist for the Brain
Kenji Lee ’15 wants to help your brain—he hopes to use neuroscience to make better prosthetics
Moving
Alex Israel ’06 wants to make it easier to get from point A to point B
Playing It Forward
Maya Mendoza-Exstrom ’03 gets her kicks helping youth soccer
Beyond Billie
Logger alumni win 2020 Grammys for choral, classical works
The Drunken Tenor
His jobs disappeared, but this tenor is still singing: Robert McPherson ’91
Inside the Election
Presidential historian Michael Purdy ’76, M.B.A.’79 offers perspective on the 2020 race
Writing for the Love of It
Karen Meyer Eisenbrey ’85 shares the winding road to her first—and, soon, fifth—novel
For the Love of the Game
With varsity athletics on pause thanks to COVID-19, we needed a sports fix
A Small World After All
Four Loggers bump into one another in an unlikely location
All It Takes is a Handshake
Alumni and students network at Alumni Sharing Knowledge Night
All Together Now
Jess K. Smith ’05 brings the ARTBARN theater residency to campus
Connections: Good Alchemy
Taylor Woodruff ’12 is reaching Tacoma's youth through skateboarding
Fully Immersed
Evan Eurs ’18 puts compassion into action as an intern with the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Grit
Endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox ’08 builds a culture of adventure + perseverance among girls in Alaska
Common Ground
Mushawn Knowles ’20 traces his journey from McCarver Park to Puget Sound
Good Advice
Logger alumni share their experiences mentoring the next generation
The Cherry Trees
Campus rededicates beloved cherry trees to honor and remember a painful moment in university history
How to Bottle a Coconut
Ben Minges ’11 gets real with business students about the entrepreneur's life
Beyond Theory
Exploring the intersection of music history and social justice
Bird by Bird
Seabirds have taken Andrew Titmus ’06 to the ends of the Earth and back
The Yellow House
Meet three staff members helping to build a culture of equity and inclusion on campus
Up, Up, and Away
Edward Horne ’70 on his 44-year career as a pilot and role model to kids
Preserving the Present
Adriana Flores ’13 on contemporizing the Puget Sound archives
The Science of Coffee
Hannah Johnson ’12 on the science of coffee
Summer Reunion Weekend 2018
Experience reunion through the photos and posts of Loggers who were there
Dear Graduates of Color
Part love letter, part rallying cry, an anthem for the Class of 2018
From Fleece to Fleek
Anna Bugge ’03 discusses her unexpected career as a stylist
Inside the Brain of Scott Bateman ’86
Julianne Bell ’13 talks to Scott Bateman about his new film
The Accidental Architect
Jeff Strong ’76, P’11, P’13 on decades of innovation at Puget Sound
Point of Pride
How a few courageous students led a Tacoma Pride movement on campus that spread across the city
The Orchard
A tribute to trailblazers and community leaders Mary Louise Curran ’36 and Charles Curran ’35
A Rare Window of Time
Stories of adventure + moments of truth from Arches' special edition on the Watson Fellowship
You Become a Different Person
Stories of challenge + transformation from Arches' special edition on 50 years of the Watson Fellowship
Diving Into the Deep
Kelly Danielson M.O.T.'12 tackles open water with the first all-women team to win the Race to Alaska
Slaying the Monster of Social Anxiety
Adam Davis ’06 helps young people build social skills through gaming
Building Musical Bridges
Rhiannon Guevin ’12 makes connections through music, from Sitka to Puget Sound
In Pursuit of Peace
From Nigeria to Puget Sound, and back again, George Obiozor ’69 reflects on a life of diplomacy
The Power of Zines
Take a deeper look at our zine collection with humanities librarian Katy Curtis
First Iteration
Chris Porter ’19 created the Entrepreneurial Summit to connect students with alumni
Tuned In
Lestraundra Alfred ’11 created a wellness community and podcast for women of color
The Accidental Architect
Casey Roloff ’95 imagined the town of his dreams—then he built it
Fast Track
After a serious injury, Clara Brown ’17 reinvented herself as a Paralympic cyclist
Helping Students Find Their Sea Legs
Matt Lonsdale ’08, M.A.T.'09 shares his love of science with kids
The Rivers He Knows
Jonathan Blum ’06 has built a life of white-water adventure
Chasing Myths
Dan Clements ’71, P'07 explores a second career as a wildlife photographer
The Language We Share
Erin Guinup ’96 is bringing people together through song
Life in an Airstream
Peter Collins ’02 is living the Airstream life—and loving it
Finding Balance
Justin Wagers ’17 turns a love of slacklining into an extreme sports performance business
Brew Master
Madeleine Longoria Garcia ’13 is making a name for herself—and Hawai`i-grown coffee
A Change of Heart
Sarah Webb ’12 is using her business expertise to impact women's health policy
Making Connections
Ben Reuler ’99 makes an impact by building a community of volunteers
Giving Voice to Victims
Victims' rights expert Meg Garvin ’91 is helping victims of crime navigate the legal system
The Long Game
Jim Mullinax ’90 is building the framework for a better world in China
Little City
The impact of high school principal Bernadette Ray ’99, M.A.T.’01 is felt throughout Tacoma
The Room Where the Stories Emerge
Sara Ramey ’05 is the driving force behind the Migrant Center for Human Rights
Rooted to the World
Ravi Mantha ’94 brings new meaning to grassroots change with his organic farm-to-table café in India
Archivist With a Cause
Media equity advocate Megan Mitchell ’12 directs attention to the obscure and undersung
Straight From the Source
Entrepreneur Jordan Bremond ’10 shares how he got his start in the Business Leadership Program
A Wild Ride
Franny Gilman ’10 has taken her biology degree in some unexpected directions
Cloud Pleaser
With initiative + ingenuity, Margaret Dawson ’86 has snort-laughed her way to the top of the tech industry
Eye Opener
Art gallery owner Karen Jenkins-Johnson ’82 wants the world to see a broader palette
Digital Historian
Rob Nelson ’95 uses modern-day technology to make sense of the past
An Assist for the Brain
Kenji Lee ’15 wants to help your brain—he hopes to use neuroscience to make better prosthetics
From a Puppy to Pillsy
Innovator Jeff LeBrun ’03 is making home health care easier, and saving lives in the process
Serving
Longtime restaurateur and neophyte politician Daniel Nguyen ’01 has a lot on his plate
Moving
Alex Israel ’06 wants to make it easier to get from point A to point B
Character Study
How Casey Sander ’79 got from minor league baseball to Puget Sound—and then to Hollywood
Citizen of the Salmon World
In Alaska’s Bristol Bay, Lindsay Layland ’13 fishes for salmon and fights a threat to her livelihood
Playing It Forward
Maya Mendoza-Exstrom ’03 gets her kicks helping youth soccer
Running in the Opposite Direction
Ryan Chapman ’04 has a riot in his first novel, "Riots I Have Known"
Playing to Learn
Tanya Saine Durand ’93 levels up the Tacoma Children's Museum
Beyond Billie
Logger alumni win 2020 Grammys for choral, classical works
Connecting the Dots
Students and alumni talk life beyond Puget Sound at annual networking event
An Exercise in Innovation
Student teams compete to solve an alumni entrepreneur's business problem
The Drunken Tenor
His jobs disappeared, but this tenor is still singing: Robert McPherson ’91
Global Health Advocate
Ali Hoover ’13 advocates for family planning around the globe
One Load at a Time
Chet Selis ’18—and his Logger recruits at Loopie—want to help with your laundry
Inside the Election
Presidential historian Michael Purdy ’76, M.B.A.’79 offers perspective on the 2020 race
ASK a Logger: How To Get a Job
Tom Perry ’98 shares tips on navigating the current job market
Music Maker
Jeffrey Haydon ’97 assumes the helm of the country’s oldest music festival
Writing for the Love of It
Karen Meyer Eisenbrey ’85 shares the winding road to her first—and, soon, fifth—novel
Ryan Payton ’03 has a game for you.
With Marvel’s Iron Man VR, Payton transformed a comic book icon into a virtual reality hero
Black Lives, Black Voices
Three members of our community reflect on a tumultuous summer
For the Love of the Game
With varsity athletics on pause thanks to COVID-19, we needed a sports fix
A Small World After All
Four Loggers bump into one another in an unlikely location