Ancestral Indigenous Remains in the Puget Sound Museum Waiting on Repatriation Processes
By Erin Hurley Content Warning: This article contains discussion of institutionalized violence...
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Puget Sound Museum of Natural History: Making Science Accessible (Again)
by Caitlin Yoder Along with providing academic resources and informal education opportunities...
Seeding Lushootseed Project Aims to Bring Permanent Puyallup Language Signs to Campus
By Erin Hurley It’s impossible to miss the plastic yard signs in...
Supporting Jewish Students Amid the Rise in Antisemitism
By Veronica Brinkley In the five months since the Israel-Hamas war began,...
The Art of Gillian Nordlund: a Colorful Corner of the World 
by Caitlin Yoder It was a typical rainy Tacoma evening when I...
Threads of Change, the Intersection of Fashion and Sustainability
As we step into the new year, January not only marks the...
BSU Interview with Funmilola Fagbamila, Playwright and Co-Founder of First BLM Chapter
Edited by Andrew Benoit On Nov 9, playwright, professor and artist Funmilola Fagbamila – who was an original co-founder of the first BLM chapter – gave a talk called “Freedom Dreams: A Formula for Justice” in the Rotunda. The Trail is honored to publish an excerpt from an interview Kerrigan Franklin, BSU President, conducted with Fagbamila prior to her lecture. The full interview may be found on The Trail’s website. Kerrigan: I've noticed that the scope of your work is vastly encompassing and it addresses a multitude of issues. Could...
Don’t Stop the Party: How a Few Houses Keep the Party Scene Alive
By Tate DeCarlo Though the University of Puget Sound may lack the...
Ongoing Faculty Research around Campus
By Jack Leal and Caitlin Yoder Research is a time-honored component of...
A Titanic Effort: University of Puget Sound Staff Member Publishes New Book About Familiar Subject
By Grace Farrell Nearly everyone is familiar with the story of the...
ALMA Tacoma’s Closure Leaves Void in Music Scene
By Tate DeCarlo On September 18, ALMA Tacoma, a beloved downtown music...