Black Student Unions plans protests
The Black Student Union (BSU) is planning demonstrations of solidarity on the...
An interview with Nakisha Renée Jones, President of the Black Student Union at Puget Sound
Photo by Presley Reed III PGF: What is your position within the Black...
#BLACKOUT: Reactions to Ferguson at Puget Sound
On Dec 1, Puget Sound’s Black Student Union (BSU) organized a campus-wide demonstration mourning the death of Michael Brown, who was killed in Ferguson, Miss. Brown’s death sparked nationwide outcry against institutionalized racism and police brutality towards black individuals across America. The BSU organized the demonstrationthrough social media outlets,asking for students to wear all-black clothing on Dec 1. “Wearing all black will signify your commitment to dismantling institutional racism in our country. Please stand with us in solidarity as we mourn the death of Michael Brown and demonstrate our frustration...
Students rally to ‘Take Back the Night’
Photos by Paul Goudarzi-Fry On Nov. 3, more than 50 members of...
Dining Services to undergo major changes to meet dietary needs
Dining Services will be altering the layout of stations catering to students...
Wetlands Magazine reaches out to Puget Sound
Puget Sound’s Wetlands magazine is growing and adopting new methods of outreach....
Transparency petition receives criticism
Puget Sound students have created a petition asking for the names of...
Diversity conversations face barriers
Puget Sound has been attempting to tackle issues of diversity, conversation and...
Paige Maney & Marc Fagaragan voted into office
Paige Maney and Marc Fagaragan have officially been elected as President and...
A continuing conversation: Students voice concerns about diversity
In Puget Sound’s effort for increasing diversity, student medias and campus publications...
ASUPS presidential polls begin next week
Paige Maney & Marc Fagaragan are running for President and Vice President...
Puget Sound recognized for quality tree maintenance
The Arbor Day Foundation has given Puget Sound a Tree Campus USA recognition for 2013 for the care shown to trees on our grounds. “This national recognition is a well-deserved vote of appreciation for all that our grounds staff do to ensure the Puget Sound campus remains a place of local and regional pride,” Bob Kief, Vice President for Facilities Services, said in a campus press release. To receive such recognition, a university must meet five requirements outlined by the Arbor Day Foundation: having a Campus Tree Advisory Committee; having...