Quickie Too has unique Jamiacan vegan cuisine
When I’m craving a good burger, a Jamaican-style vegan restaurant wouldn’t usually...
Students broaden horizons at diversity conference
On Oct. 22 through 24, Puget Sound students Adriana Flores and Mary...
Tricks and treats around Tacoma
Looking for a new way to celebrate Halloween this year? Tacoma has...
Campus garden cultivates green interest
Although many Puget Sound students are interested in living more sustainably, few...
Locally grown produce easily available to students
Even though the dreary days of winter mean less time spent outdoors...
Taiwan phenomenon comes to Puget Sound in lecture
The University will welcome Marc Moskowitz to campus on Oct. 5 to give a lecture about his new book, Cries of Joy, Songs of Sorrow: Chinese Popular Music and its Cultural Connotations. The book discusses the Mandopop phenomenon – pop music sung in Mandarin Chinese – which has profoundly influenced Asian culture for the past 30 years. Emerging in Taiwan during the 1950s, Mandopop didn’t gain popularity in China until the 1970s when the Chinese communist government relaxed its media censorship restrictions. The genre has since become an outlet for...
Change in management takes S.U.B. in new direction
As a result of the recent partnership with an external managerial company,...
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