“Cowboy Boots” explores the intersection of accepting one’s sexual identity and trying to find the community in which it can reside. It is at once a dive into the longings and desires of a young, rural recently-out cowboy from Nebraska and the realities of being a newcomer in San Francisco, entering a gay bar for the first time, and looking at the interactions and relationships within underground queer culture. A world that he doesn’t know or understand. While the story is queer in nature, the themes of finding one’s place, and the discomfort that comes along with doing so, are universal.

At Dinner with Strangers, students come together with the Logger Community for a meal, conversation, and networking connections.

Gain experience networking in a Logger-friendly environment, and interact with Puget Sound alumni over a free catered meal.

Following the meal and remarks from our guest speaker, the evening concludes with dessert plus a speed-networking activity to help you connect with all of the alumni and faculty in attendance — members of your Logger Network who want to meet you and support your career journey!

Join Logger Alum Brian Galicia '96 for a LinkedIn Lab! With a degree in Computer Science and Business, Brian has worked at Microsoft for 17 years, spending part of that time working with LinkedIn Sales - additionally, Brian is a LinkedIn Top Voice and bestselling author of Navigating LinkedIn for Sales.

In this hands on session, Brian will explore some of the basics of LinkedIn, along with his tips on using LinkedIn's newest tools and how to leverage your LinkedIn profile as a current student and beyond.

Are you interested in participating in a 10-week summer internship program that connects you with local organizations in the greater Tacoma area this summer? Join us to learn more about the Summer Fellowship Internship Program!

Are you interested in participating in a 10-week summer internship program that connects you with local organizations in the greater Tacoma area this summer? Join us to learn more about the Summer Fellowship Internship Program!

Are you interested in participating in a 10-week summer internship program that connects you with local organizations in the greater Tacoma area this summer? Join us to learn more about the Summer Fellowship Internship Program!

Are you interested in participating in a 10-week summer internship program that connects you with local organizations in the greater Tacoma area this summer? Join us to learn more about the Summer Fellowship Internship Program!

Biomimicry: Blurring the Lines

A conversation with environment reporter Bellamy Pailthorp. Open to all campus community members! Join us for a conversation with KNKX environment reporter, Bellamy Pailthorp. Coffee, tea, and refreshments at 5 p.m., conversation starts at 5:30 p.m.

The Writing Excellence Awards are given annually to encourage and reward good writing in all disciplines. Winners recieve a cash prize of $250. The contest opens in January for papers written in 2024 in courses taken at the University of Puget Sound. Winners are announced in April. The Writing Excellence Awards are funded by the Hearst Endowment for Writing, established through grants from the Hearst Foundation. The submission deadline for this year’s competition is Friday, February 7, 2025.