Exclusive: Grizz speaks out about affair with Trump
By Lee L. Benbow Earlier this week, The University of Puget Sound’s mascot, Grizz, joined the list of names that have come out with details of affairs with current president […]
Puget Sound Ultimate making a splash
By Kevin White This past weekend, the University of Puget Sound Ultimate Frisbee teams dominated at the Northwest Challenge. The teams went a combined 11-1, with Clearcut winning the women’s […]
Mariners hope to end playoff drought as season begins
By Eli Thomas Regardless of success, the approaching Mariners season will be memorable. Outfielder Ichiro Suzuki, one of the most famous Mariners and a hero to many, has returned. Following […]
‘Walk Up, Not Out’ misses the mark on gun reform movements
By Jackie Sedley Walk Up, Not Out is a recent movement in response to scheduled walk-outs occurring on elementary, middle and high school campuses across the nation. Sparked by a […]
Response to offensive ad on Snapchat sends an important message: Don’t make light of intimate partner violence
By Lorraine Kelly CW: intimate partner violence, mention of rape “I’m going to beat the s—- out of you when we get home,” Chris Brown said after unsuccessfully attempting to […]
Library reduces open hours
By Marcelle Rutherfurd Students returned to campus from spring break to find that the library had posted a notice reducing the open hours on Saturday. Saturdays are not a common […]
All are welcome to indulge in the trials of Trivia Night
By Parker Barry Our team name was “Heidegger says we should spend more time in graveyards because death is the ONLY promise in life.” Heidegger is a 20th-century German existentialist […]
Change is growing: Female farmworkers lead the fight against workplace sexual harrasment
By Ally Hembree “Can you imagine going to work every single day with the threat of violence against you?” Mónica Ramírez asked. “Can you imagine what it must be like […]
Rain or shine: Despite deluge, students learn and grow during Point Reyes spring break trip
By Hadley Polinsky No matter how much planning goes into a trip, things can still go awry. Puget Sound Outdoors (PSO) discovered this on their Point Reyes spring break trip. […]
Paralympic athletes remain underappreciated after PyeongChang Olympics
By Tayla MacPherson As the hype and the excitement of the Olympics occur every four years, the Paralympic athletes are often forgotten and receive much less media attention compared to […]