Enjoy a your fall break by backpacking in the beautiful landscapes that Washington has to offer! Join us as we trek through Olympic National Park to see and experience the Enchanted Valley or visit the Alpine Lakes Wilderness with us in the Cascades as we hike the Necklace Valley Trail. Whichever option you choose, be ready for some challenge, but also a rewarding hike with great views and fun times with your fellow Loggers!

Backpack Enchanted Valley

Run on down to the Expy to sign up for a beautiful 10k jaunt in the Snoqualmie Pass area in the changing fall color forest on an old railroad grade trail. Our leaders are stoked to lead this awesome (and new!) adventure. Participants please have your own adequate running shoes (you do not need trail running specific shoes). We will maintain a moderate pace (9-11 minute miles), previous running experience and ability to run 6 miles is necessary.

Zoom down to the expy if you want to sign up for an awesome mountain biking trip! Come along with us on this beginner-friendly, super sick trip to Duthie Hill. Rental bikes and helmets are included in the price of this trip, so get stoked to hit the trails with us!

Ready to cruise through the trees, and flow through nature? Join this beginner-friendly mountain biking trip with us. Rental bikes and helmets are included in the price of the trip! Sign up at the Expy and hit the trails with us!

Meet in front of the Wilson Welcome Center at noon and join Professor of Exercise Science Gary McCall for a 30-40 minute campus walk. McCall will share some facts about how movement promotes health and well-being prior to the walk.

This activity is part of the Exercise is Medicine on Campus project to promote a campus culture of physical activity. Grab a friend and enjoy an invigorating break to energize your day! 

Join CHWS for an informative presentation about current opioid use data and trends, how to recognize an opioid overdose/fentanyl poisoning, and how to respond to this emergency. This training includes how to administer naloxone. This session is open to all campus members.

Join CHWS for an informative presentation about current opioid use data and trends, how to recognize an opioid overdose/fentanyl poisoning, and how to respond to this emergency. This training includes how to administer naloxone. This session is open to all campus members.

Drop in to learn about English 372: Global Englishes, a spring 2025 class that includes a trip to Taiwan. There will be a slideshow presentation, Q&A, and Taiwanese snacks.

With Dr. Neil Sinhababu, National University of Singapore

An excellent low-pressure way to build your skills and confidence. Grab your lunch and join Madi (the Hispanic Studies course assistant and all-around excellent human) almost every Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 2 p.m. in Wyatt 226!