All pre-health students who intend to apply to a professional health program within the next 1-2 years are required to attend this virtual meeting. This meeting is the first in a 2-part series that will help orient professional health program applicants to the application process, and how they'll work with the Health Professions Advising department throughout.

All new (first-year and transfer) pre-health students are required to attend this meeting as an initial orientation to pre-health advising at Puget Sound.

Join the entire Puget Sound community to celebrate Homecoming & Family Weekend October 4–6, 2024!

Join us in cheering on the Logger Football Team, connecting with old and new friends, attending classes and workshops, and lacing up your running or walking shoes for the annual 5K. Enjoy all that Puget Sound has to offer, including exhibits in Collins Memorial Library, Kittredge Gallery, and the Museum of Natural History, as well as performances presented by the School of Music, and tree and campus tours.

Join the entire Puget Sound community to celebrate Homecoming & Family Weekend October 4–6, 2024!

Join us in cheering on the Logger Football Team, connecting with old and new friends, attending classes and workshops, and lacing up your running or walking shoes for the annual 5K. Enjoy all that Puget Sound has to offer, including exhibits in Collins Memorial Library, Kittredge Gallery, and the Museum of Natural History, as well as performances presented by the School of Music, and tree and campus tours.

Join the entire Puget Sound community to celebrate Homecoming & Family Weekend October 4–6, 2024!

Each week this semester, the University Chaplaincy is hosting a 30-minute-or-less space for students, faculty, and staff to explore a wide range of ways to stay "spiritually centered" (whatever that means) in times of personal or social challenge. Each event's facilitator will explain the practice, invite those there to try it out, and send folks home with something they can try on their own terms.

The annual LGBTQIA+ Welcome is an opportunity for incoming students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans or non-binary, queer, intersex, asexual, pansexual, agender, or as generally within the queer umbrella to meet and be welcomed by returning students, faculty, and staff who share these identities. Light refreshments will be served. We acknowledge the diversity of experiences and identities within this large umbrella while also recognizing the power of building relationships within and across identities.

The annual Students of Color Welcome is an opportunity for Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latino/Hispanic, bi- and multiracial students and those who identify as people of color to gather and welcome incoming students with these shared identities to campus. Light refreshments will be served. We acknowledge the diversity of experiences and identities within this large group while also recognizing the power of building relationships within and across identities, particularly at a predominantly white institution.

If you are a veteran or come from a family of veterans, please join us for a welcome from our student, faculty, and staff veterans. Lunch will be served.

The Welcome Walk is a tradition that began after the completion of the Commencement Walk. It's a chance for the campus community to welcome new students and their families. The walk takes place at the end of Convocation, around 5 p.m. on Move-In Day, Friday, Aug. 23. Everyone is invited to make welcome signs, wear their Logger gear, and line up along the walk near Peyton Field. Families will exit Memorial Stadium and pass through our Welcome Walk on their way to the Welcome Festival on Wheelock Plaza. We hope you are able to join us for this event.