Finding Magic at the Moon Festival
Jane Marie ’18, Gabe ’18, and Zoe ’20 share their insights and experiences
We Are Many
Posse Scholars at Puget Sound are changing the face of leadership
The Creatures of Commencement Bay
A night of hands-on learning at Slater Museum of Natural History
Reacting to the Past
During class students become ancient Athenians and Spartans, reliving—and rewriting—history
Diversity in the Tech Industry
Maxine Williams joins campus members for a discussion on access, relatability, and aspiration
Going Polar
A new curriculum module allows students to analyze + explore climate change data in real time
Staying Out of Hot Water
Student researchers investigate what motivates their classmates to take shorter, cooler showers
How to Bottle a Coconut
Ben Minges ’11 gets real with business students about the entrepreneur's life
McCarver Day
What a fish brain can teach local fifth-graders about college
Spreading the Aloha Spirit
Students share Hawaiian history and culture at annual spring lu`au
The Beta Coders
Tech-savvy students are on a mission to diversify computer science through tutoring
Get Oriented
View our photo gallery to see how first-year students make lasting connections
Beyond Evita
Students and their professors discover modern Argentina
First Iteration
Chris Porter ’19 created the Entrepreneurial Summit to connect students with alumni
South Sound Storytellers
Olivia Langen ’19 and Serena Hawkey ’19 talk about their experience as editorial interns
The Enterprising Intern
Will Shanahan ’20 discusses summer opportunities at World Trade Center Tacoma and KeyBank
Jumping Right In
Juliano Estrada Donatelli ’21 is excelling as an intern at Degrees of Change
Finding Purpose
Isaac Sims-Foster ’21 empowers local youth + builds community through an Urban League internship
Educating the Community
Altynai Watson ’21 makes an impact through health department internship
Making It in the Makerspace
Students and faculty members try out the new dedicated space to create, invent, and explore
All Together Now
Jess K. Smith ’05 brings the ARTBARN theater residency to campus
Justice Is Not Easy
Two Washington Supreme Court justices visit an ethics class
Saving the Symphony
Entrepreneurial students tackle the "thorny problem" of declining audiences at the symphony
Reflections From the Pacific Rim
Claire ’19 and Indigo ’19 check in to share moments of discovery from PacRim 2017–18
Common Ground
Mushawn Knowles ’20 traces his journey from McCarver Park to Puget Sound
Molding More Than Clay
Ceramics instructor Jonathan Steele ’14 takes a hands-on approach to figurative portraits
If Monkeys Could Talk
The Bioethics Club explores the ethics of animal consciousness
Eco Warriors
Students from the Cascade Climate Network join forces to fight climate change
Raising the Roof
Students build a tiny house to help reduce homelessness
Moss Goggles
Summer research gives biology students a close-up view of the field
Loggers, Take Up Your Axes
How the Forestry Club got into competitive timbersports
Weekend Warrior
Arshia Gill ’21 bridges campus life, Sikh, culture, and her work with the National Guard
A Wider Perspective
Students spend spring break immersed in indigenous views
Seeing Science
Joe Ewers ’21 looks to cow eyes to answer questions about the causes of neurological diseases
Team Beaver
Students and professors use summer to rethink the value of beavers
Hero History
Erin Budrow ’20 spends summer searching for links between Captain America and American society
Learning From Destruction
Alex Barnes ’20 joins local scientists to research the renewal of Mount St. Helens' Spirit Lake
Summer School
Students study lazy genes, cow eyeballs, and social history with Captain America
All It Takes is a Handshake
Alumni and students network at Alumni Sharing Knowledge Night
Field School Remix
How Professor Gareth Barkin created a study abroad program that blew his students' minds
Rethinking Take Back the Night
Students take the lead against sexual violence prevention and education on campus
That’s a Wrap
Logger student-athletes come together to make the holidays brighter for local families in need
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
Getting a Beer With Voldemort
Visiting philosophy professor Neal Tognazzini on the ethics of being judgmental
Bird Nerd
Seeing campus through the binoculars of resident birder Will Brooks ’20
Take Five
Students turn spring break into a social justice master class
Dear Graduates of Color
Part love letter, part rallying cry, an anthem for the Class of 2018
Summer in the Wet Lab
How Caleb Van Boven ’19 is making a scientific contribution through summer research
Artscapes
Sophia Munic's soft sculptures help build community through art
Breaking Down the Walls
Lessons from the prison study halls of Freedom Education Project Puget Sound
In the Wings
Graduating theatre arts students present their capstone work in the Senior Theatre Festival
Girls Rock
Rachel Johnson ’20 makes the jump from star intern to site director
Connections
A new class by Profs. Andrew Gardner and Robin Jacobson explores migration and the global city
The Science of Being Lazy
Maya Sealander ’20 hits the lab and the greenhouse to study lazy genes in tomato plants
A Natural Fit
Claire Stephens ’21 leans on a childhood spent in farmers markets for her social media internship
Internships Stories
Students gain experience through summer internship adventures
Finding Magic at the Moon Festival
Jane Marie ’18, Gabe ’18, and Zoe ’20 share their insights and experiences
Making It in the Makerspace
Students and faculty members try out the new dedicated space to create, invent, and explore
All It Takes is a Handshake
Alumni and students network at Alumni Sharing Knowledge Night
We Are Many
Posse Scholars at Puget Sound are changing the face of leadership
All Together Now
Jess K. Smith ’05 brings the ARTBARN theater residency to campus
Field School Remix
How Professor Gareth Barkin created a study abroad program that blew his students' minds
The Creatures of Commencement Bay
A night of hands-on learning at Slater Museum of Natural History
Justice Is Not Easy
Two Washington Supreme Court justices visit an ethics class
Rethinking Take Back the Night
Students take the lead against sexual violence prevention and education on campus
Reacting to the Past
During class students become ancient Athenians and Spartans, reliving—and rewriting—history
Saving the Symphony
Entrepreneurial students tackle the "thorny problem" of declining audiences at the symphony
That’s a Wrap
Logger student-athletes come together to make the holidays brighter for local families in need
Diversity in the Tech Industry
Maxine Williams joins campus members for a discussion on access, relatability, and aspiration
Reflections From the Pacific Rim
Claire ’19 and Indigo ’19 check in to share moments of discovery from PacRim 2017–18
Fully Immersed
Evan Eurs ’18 puts compassion into action as an intern with the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Going Polar
A new curriculum module allows students to analyze + explore climate change data in real time
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
Staying Out of Hot Water
Student researchers investigate what motivates their classmates to take shorter, cooler showers
Molding More Than Clay
Ceramics instructor Jonathan Steele ’14 takes a hands-on approach to figurative portraits
Getting a Beer With Voldemort
Visiting philosophy professor Neal Tognazzini on the ethics of being judgmental
How to Bottle a Coconut
Ben Minges ’11 gets real with business students about the entrepreneur's life
If Monkeys Could Talk
The Bioethics Club explores the ethics of animal consciousness
Bird Nerd
Seeing campus through the binoculars of resident birder Will Brooks ’20
McCarver Day
What a fish brain can teach local fifth-graders about college
Eco Warriors
Students from the Cascade Climate Network join forces to fight climate change
Take Five
Students turn spring break into a social justice master class
Spreading the Aloha Spirit
Students share Hawaiian history and culture at annual spring lu`au
Raising the Roof
Students build a tiny house to help reduce homelessness
Dear Graduates of Color
Part love letter, part rallying cry, an anthem for the Class of 2018
The Beta Coders
Tech-savvy students are on a mission to diversify computer science through tutoring
Moss Goggles
Summer research gives biology students a close-up view of the field
Summer in the Wet Lab
How Caleb Van Boven ’19 is making a scientific contribution through summer research
Get Oriented
View our photo gallery to see how first-year students make lasting connections
Loggers, Take Up Your Axes
How the Forestry Club got into competitive timbersports
Artscapes
Sophia Munic's soft sculptures help build community through art
Beyond Evita
Students and their professors discover modern Argentina
Weekend Warrior
Arshia Gill ’21 bridges campus life, Sikh, culture, and her work with the National Guard
Breaking Down the Walls
Lessons from the prison study halls of Freedom Education Project Puget Sound
First Iteration
Chris Porter ’19 created the Entrepreneurial Summit to connect students with alumni
A Wider Perspective
Students spend spring break immersed in indigenous views
In the Wings
Graduating theatre arts students present their capstone work in the Senior Theatre Festival
South Sound Storytellers
Olivia Langen ’19 and Serena Hawkey ’19 talk about their experience as editorial interns
Seeing Science
Joe Ewers ’21 looks to cow eyes to answer questions about the causes of neurological diseases
Girls Rock
Rachel Johnson ’20 makes the jump from star intern to site director
The Enterprising Intern
Will Shanahan ’20 discusses summer opportunities at World Trade Center Tacoma and KeyBank
Team Beaver
Students and professors use summer to rethink the value of beavers
Connections
A new class by Profs. Andrew Gardner and Robin Jacobson explores migration and the global city
Jumping Right In
Juliano Estrada Donatelli ’21 is excelling as an intern at Degrees of Change
Hero History
Erin Budrow ’20 spends summer searching for links between Captain America and American society
The Science of Being Lazy
Maya Sealander ’20 hits the lab and the greenhouse to study lazy genes in tomato plants
Finding Purpose
Isaac Sims-Foster ’21 empowers local youth + builds community through an Urban League internship
Learning From Destruction
Alex Barnes ’20 joins local scientists to research the renewal of Mount St. Helens' Spirit Lake
A Natural Fit
Claire Stephens ’21 leans on a childhood spent in farmers markets for her social media internship
Educating the Community
Altynai Watson ’21 makes an impact through health department internship
Summer School
Students study lazy genes, cow eyeballs, and social history with Captain America
Internships Stories
Students gain experience through summer internship adventures