From 9 a.m.-4 p.m. on Tuesday, 11/5, Kilworth Chapel is reserved to be a space where members of our community can come to pause, be silent, reflect, meditate, pray, or otherwise just take a break from what may be a stressful day.  There is no program or structured event - just a quiet space for centering.

Part of our Election 2024: Engaging in Self & Community Care series.

Join Sustainability Services, KUPS, and the Remakery for a mending demo and fabric art market! At 5 p.m., watch a mending demonstration form the Remakery, then get individual assistance from the Makerspace on sewing/mending projects (please bring 2 pieces of torn/holey clothing MAX - this is not a clothing swap). Buy patches, pins, and handmade clothing from UPS fabric/textile artists!!

Join Sustainability Services in Rausch Auditorium on Monday, November 4 at 6 p.m. for a screening of the documentary Gather. This event will allow attendees to learn more about Indigenous food ways and sustainable practices of reciprocity across the United States. Please join us to look more deeply into this topic. Additionally, attendees will receive a free sustainable dish brush made by Sqwishful (a woman-owned small business). Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Join UPS Chinese students to make a stand against racist violence against Asians, African Americans, Native Americans and other peoples of color. The Chinese department is hosting a poster making session for participants at the Walk on Saturday. Food from Tacoma No1 Fried Rice will be provided.

Join the UPS Chinese students and sign up to volunteer at the Walk for Reconciliation Against Racism. Organized by The Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation, this free public outdoor event will reverse the walking route of the expulsion of the Chinese community from Tacoma in 1885, reclaiming the city for all peoples and cultures during this current era of racist violence against Asians, African Americans, Native Americans and other peoples of color.

Please join us for a screening of the film "Removed by Force", a documentary on the unlawful evictions of Japanese Americans in Hawai`i during World War II. This film was written by Puget Sound Alumnus William Kaneko, and he and the film's director will host a Q&A session after the screening. The event is in commemoration of Japanese American Day of Remembrance and will be held in Rasmussen Rotunda from 6:30-8 p.m.. A specially curated menu of appetizers will be served.

Join us for Charcutería & Charlas (Charcuterie & Chats) on Friday, October 25 from 4:30 - 6:30 pm in the Wilson Welcome Center, co-hosted by Sin Fronteras and Hispanic/Latinx Alumni Union (HLAU).

Mix and mingle with current Latinx students, staff, faculty, and local alumni. Learn about programs by and for Latinx students and HLAU. Find out how to get involved and stay connected. All are welcome, Latinx and non-Latinx alike!

Art Science proudly features the book launch of "The Neuroscience of Tarot" by our very own Prof. Siddharth Ramakrishnan. Mixing Art, Science and Mysticism, the book moves from how we perceive images, form associations and metaphors, make intuitive leaps and gain insight. In this interactive workshop, Prof. Ramakrishnan will use brain maps and art to guide you through the neuroscience of imagery (using Tarot images as a tool). Talk, workshop and book signing. 

Interested in broadening your horizons? Join us for the SoAn Study Abroad Info Session, open to all students interested in studying abroad,  to learn how you can gain hands-on experience in social and anthropological studies across the globe. Hear from recently returned SoAn students who've studied abroad in a variety of programs. Discover exciting destinations, program opportunities, application tips, and funding options. Whether you're passionate about cultural immersion or field research, this session will help you plan your academic adventure!

Join us as students from the SoAn Summer Research Program present their innovative research findings. These presentations cover a wide range of topics in sociology and anthropology, exploring human culture, society, and behavior. This is a great opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research, ask questions, and support our emerging scholars as they showcase their hard work and discoveries.