All are welcome to this gathering of different faiths hosted by the University Chaplaincy along with the Baha'i Community of Tacoma, in partnership with event sponsor Associated Ministries (www.associatedministries.org). This multifaith celebration includes readings, reflections, and sharing about gratitude from several Tacoma faith communities, including remarks by Puget Sound Chaplain Dave Wright and an Interfaith Choir conducted by our Jewish Life Coordinator, Cantor Geoff Fine.

Come meet other potential Biophysics minors, learn about what Biophysics as a field is, and also what is required for the minor. We'll also watch a short Biophysics-themed video. Refreshments will be provided.

Re-Entry Theatre of Harlem (RTH) is an independent nonprofit based in NY, developed by and for people who have lived experiences in the US criminal legal system.  The University will host Alex Anderson, founder of RTH and Rory Anderson, Assistant Art Director for one month during which they will visit students in their classrooms across Theatre Arts, Crime, Law and Justice studies and forge connections with local organizations working on arts and social justice.

Join CHWS and Dr. Jason Kilmer for a presentation about the effects of alcohol and cannabis on academics, mental health, and athletic performance. This talk is presented as part of substance misuse prevention month programming and is supported by the Division of Student Affairs. All students who attend will have the opportunity to enter a drawing for prizes such as a Bluetooth speaker, a digital camera, Lego kit, or noise-cancelling head phones. 

• Understand your expenses and learn to budget at an alumni-led workshop.
• Build skills for future financial empowerment
• Gain more confidence talking about money
• Address socio-emotional elements and behaviors around money
• Understand debt and how to manage it
• Learn about successfully navigating credit/credit cards

Bring your laptop! Lunch provided. Please RSVP and let us know if we can plan on your attendance.

Open to students and alumni.

Come on out for the 4th annual Haunted Wheelock event. Wear your costume or just swing by between classes and check out our transformed student center. Be ready for a spooky adventure throughout the building featuring trick-or-treating, face painting and tarot card readers (during specific windows of time during the event), and fun Halloween games and treats.

If you’re around for Fall Break, come by Kilworth Chapel at 5 p.m. for our monthly Blues Vespers event.  Blues Vespers combines great local blues artists, a couple of poems, and a little something to think about.  This month we’re welcoming the Cold 102s with special guests the Brian Feist Duo.  Vespers brings together folks of all ages from across Tacoma and Pierce County to celebrate the power of music in our lives.  For more information, email dwright@pugetsound.edu.  

A shared intellectual experience for the CONN 100s classes, the roundtable brings together Profs. America Chambers, Robin Jacobson, Siddharth Ramakrishnan, and Justin Tiehen to talk about the promises and perils of AI from their own disciplinary perspectives, with Provost Drew Kerkoff moderating. 

Come have lunch with Hispanic Studies! We'll bring the sandwiches, fruit, quinoa salad (GF and vegan), and cookies. You just bring your own beverage! Learn about study abroad opportunities, the Spring '26 course offerings, new classes and meet our new colleagues in Spanish! All students welcome to join this event.

17th-centrury delicacies for voice, violin, winds, and harpsichord.