Bradlina setting all kinds of records for track and field
By Gabi Marrese “As time has gone on, I have learned more about myself as an athlete and about the sport in general so I have more definite goals and […]
Seattle sues Trump to halt citizenship question on census
By Jackie Sedley The City of Seattle announced on Tuesday that it will be suing the Trump administration in an attempt to halt the addition of a question regarding citizenship […]
A year ago today: Reflections on the Step Your Game Up masturbation survey
By Nayla Lee I don’t want to get too sappy here, but as my last semester as the Happy Trail editor comes to a close, I can’t help but look […]
How does substance abuse impact the campus community?
By Ayden Bolin For many, college is a time of independence and transition into adulthood. With this comes the new responsibility of independent living. This transitional period also marks a […]
Recent history of campus activism documented through online archive
By Kylie Gurewitz In November of 2015, the campus group Advocates for Institutional Change (AIC) led a walkout of approximately 450 students, demanding change for the University’s alleged racial injustices. […]
PSO provides plenty of employment opportunities for students
By Zachary Fletcher Employment opportunities have no bounds both on campus and beyond, and the field of outdoor recreation has ample employment opportunities to offer students. Puget Sound Outdoors (PSO) […]
Sweet deal? Student debt and Sugar Babies
By Lorraine Kelly The current tuition at the University of Puget Sound is $49,510, not including fees. Millennials are plagued with student loans, debts and the daunting fear of financial […]
After careful consideration, prospective student chooses Willamette ‘because they have more kale’
By Lee L. Benbow It’s that time of the year again: tour season. Hundreds of prospective students visit the campus, and a solid handful choose to spend the night as […]
Food justice on campus and beyond: How to get involved
By Hadley Polinsky Most Puget Sound students don’t have to worry about where they will get their next meal, but there are plenty of people on campus and in the […]
Registration becomes slightly harder after MyPugetSound gains consciousness
By Bean McQueen This semester the student website MyPugetSound gained sentience, causing the process of registering for classes to become slightly more difficult than before. The online interface essential to […]