The Museum of Natural History presents Night at the Museum: Monster Mash!!

Come see the dead things come alive and join us for a night filled with spooky specimens. Get up close and personal with creepy critters and learn about the animals that inspired the creation of your favorite monsters at this Halloween themed event 

This is a free, family-friendly drop-in event. The University of Puget Sound no longer requires masks or proof of vaccination for visitors on campus.

Snails have long been subjects of our myths, surreal fantasies, gourmet foods and scientific musings. From the earths rotation to spinning subatomic particles, there is a lot that in the world that is driven by spin. Snails also use spin – their embryos gently rotate as they develop to get more oxygen, and rotations also determine how their shells get twisted (to the right or left). Join Siddharth Ramakrishnan as he delves into the mysterious world of spinning snails, whirling dervishes and move from science to art to mysticism.

Artist, writer, and poet Daniela Molnar and Graphics Editor for the Washington Geologic Survey, Daniel Coe will discuss their complementary engagement with the language of cartography as a means of mapping change and inspiring emotive and embodied responses to climate change.

A two-day weekend course for physical therapists, part of a continuing education series.

A two-day weekend course for physical therapists, part of a continuing education series.

Come check out students’ summer research, scholarship, and creative work.

This Art + Sci Event features cellist, vocalist, and song-writer OLLELLA's (AKA Ellie Barber '12) journey at the interface of music and climate science.

Mingling (with refreshments) starts at 6:30 p.m., and the concert begins at 7 p.m. No ticket required.

The stadium gates open for seating at noon. All guests are required to have tickets. The ceremony will end at approximately 4:30 p.m., followed by the Commencement Reception on the Event Lawn.