Students of Professor Nagore Sedano Naviera's Spanish 323/423: Iberian Feminisms in Transatlantic Dialogue, will present their projects related to the major global debates and challenges within contemporary feminisms (transfeminism, decolonial feminis

Directed by Mya Woods

An invitation to think on the edges, surfaces, and turns of the literary artifact when it crosses cultural boundaries.

Guest lecture with Amit Ron, Associate Professor in the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences at Arizona State University: "The Bottom Line and the Picket Line," on April 15 at 4:00pm in Wyatt 109.

Join us as we celebrate the scholarship and achievements of our SOAN seniors!

When: Thursday, April 24, 2025 from 4:00–6:00 PM
Where: Wheelock Student Center – Murray Boardroom

Come support our seniors as they present their research projects and receive recognition for their hard work.

• Majors and minors will receive their graduation cords and departmental awards

• Family and friends are warmly invited to attend!

Celebrate the Class of 2025 with a morning of good food and great company!

When: Saturday, May 10, 2025 at 10:00 AM

Where: Wheelock – Piano Lounge (in front of Diversions Café)

Join us as we honor our graduating Economics students with a relaxed brunch gathering. Bring your family to celebrate with us!

•  Economics majors will receive their graduation cords

• Majors and minors will receive a special Economics Department pin

This community workshop will gather voices in town hall fashion to respond to emboldened assaults on practices of teaching for equity in schools. Even as district and state initiatives call for equity-based standards and practices, widespread fed

Join us in celebrating the accomplishments of our International Political Economy graduates!

When: Friday, May 9, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Where: Tahoma Room (TMS 363)

Come enjoy cake, connect with faculty and peers, and celebrate your journey. We’re so proud of you—let’s celebrate together!

Students, faculty, staff, guests, neighbors, and new friends are all welcome to gather for our annual Campus Easter Service.  This casual, 45-minute gathering, led by University Chaplain Rev.

We understand that many of you may have the desire to discuss concerns about the array of executive orders, actions and possible legislation coming out of Washington DC and its impact on higher education, and to better understand how the University of Puget Sound is addressing these actions.

In response, we are offering opportunities to engage with one another and with university leadership around these issues.