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Blues Vespers @ Kilworth Chapel kicks off its 2026 season with a harmonica showcase. Coordinated by guitarist Tim Sherman, with Mark Dalton on bass and Conrad Ormsby on drums, the Showcase will feature harmonica performances by Stacy Jones, Joe Cook, and Jonathan Pittman.
Blues Vespers is a monthly campus/community event that combines blues artists with poetry and a little something to think about.
Come hear what professionals in science are currently researching!
A presentation by Jeffrey Perala-Dewey and Wei Wang, both postdoctoral scholars at the Center for Urban Waters.
Come hear what professionals in science are currently researching!
A presentation by Steven Neshyba, a professor in the Department of Chemistry here at Puget Sound.
Come hear what professionals in science are currently researching!
A presentation from alumni Casey Wall ’12, an assistant professor at the Department of Meteorology at Stockholm University.
We're excited to have Grace Youn ’13 deliver the Spring 2026 Susan Resneck Pierce Lecture in Public Affairs and the Arts on Tuesday, Feb. 10, at 7 p.m.
The Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity hopes that you will not only join us for our 40th Annual MLK Jr. Celebration on January 22nd, but that you will also join us for a campus coffee break on Friday, January 30th, at 10:00 am in Wheelock Student Center, Rasmussen Rotunda.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR 2/1! WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THEN!
Blues Vespers @ Kilworth Chapel kicks off its 2026 season with a harmonica showcase. Coordinated by guitarist Tim Sherman, with Mark Dalton on bass and Conrad Ormsby on drums, the Showcase will feature harmonica performances by Stacy Jones, Joe Cook, and Jonathan Pittman.
Blues Vespers is a monthly campus/community event that combines blues artists with poetry and a little something to think about.
Interested in taking a deep dive into a research project this summer? Apply for a Summer Research grant! Summer researchers spend 10 weeks completing a summer research project with the support and guidance of a faculty advisor. These students receive a $4,000+ grant and are eligible for supply funding to support their project.
Interested in taking a deep dive into a research project this summer? Apply for a Summer Research grant! Summer researchers spend 10 weeks completing a summer research project with the support and guidance of a faculty advisor. These students receive a $4,000+ grant and are eligible for supply funding to support their project.
