Activities
Find your people.
As a student at Puget Sound, you can discover new interests and form friendships with like-minded peers. With 125 student clubs and organizations and 23 NCAA Division III sports teams on campus, you're sure to find an activity you love with people who get you.
Come together to pursue interests from musical theater to photography, table-top games to coding, common identities to dodgeball leagues. Don't see a club you're excited to join? You can start your own.
Explore the beauty of the Pacific Northwest with a hiking, snowshoeing, or backpacking trip. Puget Sound Outdoors offers guided trips, gear for rent, and a full-service bike shop.
Get involved with your campus and the wider community as a member of one of Puget Sound's nine fraternities and sororities. In Greek Life, you'll be part of a rich legacy founded on the pillars of leadership, scholarship, service, and tradition.
Did you know that 1-in-5 Loggers are student-athletes? Whether you're interested in competing at the collegiate level or just want to have fun as a member of a club team, you'll find ample opportunities to up your game.
Become an advocate as a member of the Associated Students of Puget Sound (ASUPS). As a part of the student government, you'll lift up student voices, provide leadership on campus, and help shape the future of our university.
Regardless of whether you come from a spiritual or faith-based background or not, Puget Sound is an affirming, inclusive space for you to embrace your own unique sense of spirituality, honor and learn about diverse faith traditions, and ask hard questions.
Immerse yourself world-class arts and culture through music recitals and concerts, visual art exhibits, theater productions, film showings, endowed lectures, and guest speaker engagements.
Loggers give back to their community. Work for social justice and volunteer to make our campus, city, and world a better place. You can work with local nonprofit organizations, work on food justice and sustainability initiatives on campus, or take on a leadership position to serve and advocate on behalf of your peers.
Build real-world experience, create a schedule that works with your classes, and contribute to life on campus when you work a part-time job. Or connect with resources to find a rewarding job in the community.