Please join us for a Virtual Alumni Town Hall on Thursday, Nov. 10, at 5 p.m. PT.
Please join us when Alumni Council President Ted Meriam '05 and President Crawford discuss the latest news from campus, progress on the Leadership for a Changing World strategic plan, the recent Program Review, and how alumni can get connected to students and each other. This event is open to community members.
The Museum of Natural History presents Night at the Museum: Monster Mash!!
Come see the dead things come alive and join us for a night filled with spooky specimens. Get up close and personal with creepy critters and learn about the animals that inspired the creation of your favorite monsters at this Halloween themed event
This is a free, family-friendly drop-in event. The University of Puget Sound no longer requires masks or proof of vaccination for visitors on campus.
This reception welcomes alumni, parents, families, and the campus community to Homecoming & Family Weekend. Enjoy the conversation, music, and hors d’oeuvres.
Please join us for a social event where you can get to know fellow Sociology & Anthropology students and faculty and hear about the department's Spring 2023 course offerings from the instructors themselves! We will be providing coffee and donuts.
Meeting for those interested in studying abroad in Japan.
Interest meeting hosted by Asian Studies and Office of International Programs.
The students in the MPH program are hosting another on-campus blood drive in November and are looking for volunteers to sign up and donate. Due to the pandemic and a variety of other barriers that have impeded folks from donating in addition to the high consumption of blood products in medical centers across the nation, the U.S. is facing a blood shortage and we need your help!
Celebrate the arrival of autumn with a peaceful and educational tree walk through the University of Puget Sound Campus. On this accessible route, we'll admire some of the campus's more than 1,500 trees and their histories. Sarah Low, Principal at Strategic Nature, and a certified arborist, will lead the walk, joined by veteran University groundskeeper Bill Boggs. Visitors from off-campus are welcome -- this walk is open to all!
Technology Services will be offering an e-cycle opportunity for you to bring any unwanted personal electronics (e.g. laptops, phones, tablets, gaming consoles, printers, monitors) to the Tech Center in the lower level of Collins Memorial Library. Not sure how to securely erase all the data from your old computer before disposing of it? Bring it down! We partner with a local professional company to e-cycle electronics with guaranteed data destruction. Be sustainable and secure.
Please join panelists for a public forum that shares stories behind successful leaders in advocating Asian American voices and engages students and the community in a deeper discussion on diversity and inclusion, particularly in light of the recent surge of anti-AAPI hate, violence, and racism.