Did you know that most men would rather do a chore like cleaning a toilet, than go to a medical appointment? Come to our information booth in the Wheelock Lobby to learn more facts about men's health and wellness, get your blood pressure checked, and learn how to perform a testicular self-exam (if applicable!). All are welcome!

Come show off your medical and psychological knowledge at Men's Wellbeing Trivia night. Free pizza!! Bring some friends and make a team!! Trivia hosts will be CHWS director, Dr. Kelly Brown, CHWS medical director Libby Baldwin, ARNP, and Joe Guidi, doctoral counseling intern.  Learn some fun, quirky, and need-to-know facts about Men's Wellbeing! All are welcome—prizes for first place!

Come get your flu shot before you travel for Thanksgiving break! CHWS will be holding a flu shot clinic on November 12, from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.. Flu shots are $25 and will be billed to your student account. No appointment is necessary--just come into CHWS! 

Join the Logger campus community to celebrate the holiday season during Puget Sound Night at Mary Bridge Children’s Festival of Trees. This annual event seeks to raise funds to provide access to care and services throughout MultiCare Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital & Health Network, which serves hundreds of thousands of children in our community each year. The University of Puget Sound is honored to serve as the event host site for the second year in a row and to extend an invitation to Puget Sound students, faculty, staff, and their guests.

Festival of Trees

Cutting Cakes with Large Language Models - Yuval Marton, PhD, Computational Linguist and Artificial Intelligence / Data Science (AI / DS) expert.

Join current classroom teachers, all alumni of the MAT program at the University of Puget Sound, for a discussion about the values they experience as educators serving our local schools and communities.

All years and level of interest are welcome! We will socialize and talk about STHS spring course offerings.

An opportunity to learn about various summer research opportunities with Physics. Light snacks will be provided. 

This is an opportunity to learn about summer research conducted by Physics students.

Impact in Granular Material Under the Influence of an external Magnetic Field by Ella Slattery

Majorana Fermion Scattering Due to Charge Radius by Max Ketterer

Modeling Charged Particles with Information Propagation Lag by Kade Stark

Anapole Scattering: Beyond Leading Order by Sol Bhattacharya

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to come together for our annual Diwali Celebration on Friday, 11/1, from 5-6:30 p.m. in the Rotunda! Food, lights, crafts, and music - drop by when you can!