Join us for a special on-campus screening of the Abby Williams Hill episode of Cascade PBS’s iconic Mossback’s Northwest series, Season 12, Episode 7. University of Puget Sound staff collaborated with Cascade PBS to bring this episode all about the female landscape painter to life, and our campus houses her comprehensive painting and papers collections.

Come learn about the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline from one of their representatives. They will share specifics about what happens when someone contacts them, who answers when you contact them and what a call would look like. This presentation is open to students, staff, faculty, and the community. 

Join us in Upper Marshall Hall for live election returns and commentary on the big screen! The Civic Engagement Team and ASUPS will be partnering to provide a space for students to come together, register to vote, and encourage civic action. Food will be provided.

Join us November 11, 530-730pm for a conversation with Art Sci Pioneer Victoria Vesna, Professor of Design Media Arts, UCLA. She will talk about some of her latest projects including Atomic Gold Standard, Sunflower Plasma and Art Sci Now. 

The University Chaplaincy is hosting the third Death Cafe of the year on November 19th at 5:30pm in Diversions Cafe! We will have beverages and snacks so come ready to engage in meaningful conversation surrounding death! All are welcome, and feel free to reach out to us with any questions, comments, or concerns!
 

As Washington's 19th Attorney General, a proud product of public schools, an Army veteran, and the former U.S. Attorney for Western Washington, Brown offers a deeply rooted and lived perspective on the protection of constitutional rights, the rule of law, and the defense of public institutions.

Please join Cantor Geoff Fine, Puget Sound's Jewish Life Coordinator, as he shares his one-man musical revue called: Sing a Song of Broadway: Tidbits and Tunes from Gershwin to Schoenberg! Learn about the history and birth of the Broadway musical as well as the stories and the songs of Jewish composers and lyricists from the 1920’s to the 1980’s. This fun-filled informative/performative event shares lesser-known facts and tidbits about these giants, followed by Cantor Fine singing their unforgettable melodies and words.

The University Chaplaincy invites campus and community members to join in conversation with Imam Jamal Rahman, Rev. Dave Brown, and Dr. Leah Cassorla in this student-facilitated panel exploring the impact of the public emergence of Christian Nationalism over the past decade on Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faith communities.  

Please join the Physics Department to hear from special guest, Kate Whitaker, Dual Degree Advisor and Program Coordinator from the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis. Kate will be providing information on the dual degree engineering program and answering questions from students. Pizza and drinks will be provided. 

Tacoma Sister Cities Aki Matsuri (Fall Festival) will take place on Sunday, October 25 at Tacoma's Eastside Community Center (1721 E 56th St Tacoma, WA 98404)

Yume Daiko Taiko Club will be performing at the festival, and the Japanese Program will also have a table promoting the Cranes for Peace project.

The festival will also feature Katsura Sunshine, a renowned rakugo (traditional Japanese comic storytelling) performer from Canada who performs in English.