Women’s ultimate qualifes for nationals for fourth year in a row
By Gabi Marrese The women’s ultimate frisbee team qualified for Nationals for the fourth year in a row at their conference meet on Apr. 14-15. With a loss to their […]
Crew teams having success through season so far
By Will Keyse The Puget Sound men’s and women’s crew teams are preparing this week for their upcoming appearance in the Northwest Conference Championships on Sunday. If the teams do […]
New Tacoma-based experiential learning course to arrive in Fall
By Nia Henderson A new experiential learning course taught by Joe Colón and Maggie Roach is coming fall 2017 giving students the opportunity to be involved in the Tacoma community […]
Feelin’ myself: a student survey
By Nayla Lee If we’re being honest, I wanted to write an article about creative new ways to masturbate because I had fallen in a rut in terms of paddling […]
Tugging at queer heartstrings: Does it really count as representation if you’re selling something?
By Natalie Scoggins Touching advertisements put me in sort of a double bind. On one hand, I’m about as critical of capitalism and advertising as someone can get, but on […]
Reasons why “Thirteen Reasons Why” does more harm than good
By Hannah Ritner Selena Gomez’s adaptation of Jay Asher’s Novel “13 Reasons Why” has received much laud for calling attention to issues of suicide and bullying. The show is focused […]
Lions and tigers and DNA banks: Point Defiance Zoo welcomes Sumatran Tiger, raises ethical concerns
By Karlee Robinson Last Thursday, Mohan, a male Sumatran tiger was introduced to Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium. Mohan was brought to the local Tacoma zoo from Sacramento, CA. His […]
FAFSA hacking puts student information at risk
By Matthew Gulick In March, unknown criminals compromised an Internal Revenue Service and Department of Education tool, giving them access to the personal information of almost 100,000 taxpayers. The data-retrieval […]
Alder Arts walk breaks down the campus bubble
By Emily Rostek As the plague of Pacific Northwest rain begins to calm, students and community members prepare for the 11th Annual Alder Arts Walk. The Alder Arts Walk serves […]
Students find avenue for self expression at Dance Your Prayers event
By Parker Barry “The theme was ‘who am I and what is my purpose?’” Ari Ziegler, a senior at the University of Puget Sound said. Last Saturday at 10:30 a.m., […]