From Tennessee to Tacoma, Dagne Gorham kills it
By Emily Rostek Dagne Gorham wears silver sequined high-tops very day. Despite her bright shoes, the rest of her daily ensemble overshadows what otherwise would be seen as an eccentric choice. […]
Loree Payne moves on from Puget Sound
By Tayla Macpherson After a long, memorable seven seasons at University of Puget Sound, basketball head coach Loree Payne made the challenging decision to take the head coaching position at […]
Dean Segawa’s love for the Mariners reaches no bounds
By Zachary Fletcher Here at Puget Sound, students and faculty alike share no shortage of love for the professional sports world. The fall semester usually brings out people’s love for […]
Annual Clothesline Project brings awareness to power-based violence
By Molly Wampler Inspired by the power of the AIDS quilt, the Clothesline Project was launched in 1990 as a visual way to bring attention to the issue of violence […]
The Body Positive movement
By Emma Holmes The term “body positive” is cropping up more and more in academic discussion, media and everyday life. However, the body positive movement is constantly shifting and redefining […]
Are landlords taking advantage of Puget Sound Students?
By Val Bauer University of Puget Sound students who live in privately-owned off-campus housing often struggle with their landlords and housing conditions. Some sources who shared their experiences with this […]
CICE hosts phone bank, makes contacting representatives more accessible
By Keely Coxwell For the last four weeks, the Civic Engagement side of the Center for Intercultural and Civic Engagement (CICE) has been putting on phone banks to encourage and […]
Art and treats for a green cause
By Emily Rostek Each semester, student artists, creators, and musicians gather at the student market to celebrate their artistic endeavors with the community. The student market is put on by […]
Crosscurrents and Wetlands provide creative platform through student submissions
By Parker Barry “We allow for students’ voices to be heard and expressed via a creative outlet. I think Crosscurrents is successful because the work published references things that students […]
Spring in love: Tips for the savvy reader
By Anna Graham As the cold winter months slowly fade away into spring, many of us begin donning our bright summer outfits and thinking about a fresh new love. But […]