Women’s League members include UPS alumnae, neighbors and interested community members, and parents of current, future, or former students.  Throughout the academic year, we gather monthly on campus for lunch or evening programs.  

Please join us for the 3rd Annual Public Health Practicum Symposium!

Learn what it's like to work in Public Health. Hear from current graduate students about their internship experiences. Also, enjoy light snacks and beverages.

Celebrate the start of the semester with the Economics Department at our Welcome Back Picnic! Connect with classmates, faculty, and friends while enjoying sandwiches and snacks. All Econ students and faculty are warmly invited. Sandwiches from MSM Deli and snacks provided!

Join the Sociology & Anthropology Department for our annual Welcome Back Picnic! Kick off the semester with friends, faculty, and fellow SOAN students.  Sandwiches from MSM Deli and snacks will be provided. All are welcome!

Fall in the Pacific Northwest means more than crisp air and pumpkin spice — it’s also prime time to connect with talented Puget Sound students. The 2025 Fall Career & Internship Fair is your opportunity to meet students early in the academic year, start conversations, and build your talent pipeline before the busy spring recruiting season.

Discover the best of Puget Sound at our Employer Forum! Network with other employers and learn how to partner with our Career & Employment Services team to recruit and engage top-tier liberal arts students for your early career talent needs.

Join us for an afternoon gathering to connect and discover:

Join us for a day of connection, creativity, and professional growth at the University of Puget Sound School of Music In-Service Day. This event provides opportunities for music educators to share ideas, sharpen skills, deepen knowledge and celebrate the power of music education. Whether you’re a veteran teacher, a new educator, an administrator, or a student preparing for your career, this Music Education event is for you. Clock hours are available.

Featuring:

Anna Brown, Cas Unruh, and Taylor Rees will be presenting their research on the use of forensic genetic genealogy in cold-case investigations, the investigative role, and ethics of true crime media, and the history of the arrest and conviction of alleged Tacoma Ax Murderer Jake Bird. 

Everyone is welcome!

Volunteer Opportunity!

Learn about the history of Chinese Reconciliation Park and the Tacoma Method, and discover ways to connect with the community while volunteering at this outdoor waterfront festival with upsChinese students and faculty. All are welcome. 
To find out more info and sign up to volunteer, click here, or go to https://forms.gle/33XDiTk344qeXWzf6.