Arches, Students

Nearly 200 Puget Sound students studied abroad during the 2018–19 academic year.

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Hands of two students participating with the FEPPS program.

Community

Breaking Down the Walls

It’s a typical classroom scene, where other students sit in rows of desks chattering about scatter plots and independent variables, and bulletin boards…
Summer Research. Illustration by Daria Lada.

Faculty

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,…
Megan Mooney ’23 and Prof. Joel Elliot

Faculty

Getting Slimy for Research

Megan Mooney ’23 stepped onto campus in 2019 a declared biology major—unusual, since students usually take the first year to decide—and high expectations for her college…
Students enjoying Ice Cream Social.

Alumni

A Bite of Tacoma

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Campus

Summer School

Last spring, 80 students were selected to receive summer research grants to support 10 weeks of independent research in the sciences or humanities under the guidance of a…
Dana Levy close up

Community

The Kids Are All Right

Under ordinary circumstances, Dana Levy ’21 has a lot going on.  Levy is double majoring in English and gender and queer studies (GQS) with a minor in music. He’s also…
A student makes notes in a logbook

Community

Are You My MAMU?

Browns Point Lighthouse Park is remarkably silent on a Tuesday morning in late July. The gentle waves of the Puget Sound, tamed further by the embrace of Tacoma’s…
Alum with a wine glass.

Arches

Tasting Notes

STUDENT’S REFLECTIONS ON THE IDEA OF WINE  When I first signed up for IPE 405: The Idea of Wine, I assumed…
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Community

Good Doggos

Salmon at the South Prairie Creek Restoration site

Alumni

Salmon Stories

Perched on a log above the Mashel River a few miles from the Puget Sound campus, Daniel Sherman explains the complex and often harrowing plight of perhaps the most iconic…