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.

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.

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.

As wild salmon populations in Idaho approach extinction, three women embark on a 1,000 mile expedition to take on four dams at the heart of the salmon’s cat

South Sound Strings Harp Ensemble, directed by Patricia Wooster, will perform in a spring concert on April 12, 2025 in Schneebeck Hall at the University of Puget Sound.  This event is open to the public.  

Children of the Sea: A young girl is drawn into a mystery involving sealife around the world, in which two mysterious boys are somehow involved. 

Puget Sound's annual Scholarship Celebration

Everyone is welcome for our last Blues Vespers concert of the semester, featuring Tim Sherman and Tom Boyle on guitars with Conrad Ormsby and Mark Dalton on drums and bass.  Blues Vespers celebrates the power of music, shares some good poetry, and offers guests a little something to think about.  In its 6th year at Puget Sound (and 26th year in Tacoma), Vespers is hosted by the University Chaplaincy in collaboration with Vesper's founder Pastor Dave Brown. Vespers is free and a great chance to connect with both campus and Tacoma community folks.

The Puget Sound Museum of Natural History presents our second annual Natural History Trivia Night! Whether you know something about wildlife identification or pop culture references, there's a category for everyone. Play for a chance to win tickets to the Point Defiance Zoo and special prizes from the Bird Collective shop! Complimentary snacks and beverages provided.

Come with a team of friends or join one at the event! Open to all Tacoma & UPS community members.

Directed by Emma Smith