An Exciting New Bee-ginning: Beekeeping Club Attracts Passionate new Members
By Erin Hurley and Frannie Edwards-Hughes Standing in front of a...
Features
Finding campus through our archived history
By Julian Finholm History is important to remember. And that is precisely...
Last issue for trailblazer and Editor-in-Chief extraordinaire, Audrey Davis
By Andrew Benoit Two years ago, the University of Puget Sound did...
Artist Spotlight: Up In The Attic
By Ari Lauer-Frey “Up In The Attic,” made up of singer-songwriter Alex...
Learning about Intersectionality and Sexual Violence on Campus
By Ainsley Feeney Last Monday, April 17, Bystander Revolution Against Violence (BRAVe) and Peer Allies hosted an information session on Intersectionality and Sexual Violence. The event was part of a month-long series observing Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The session was hosted by BRAVe coordinators Grace Stensland (‘23) and Rene Donnes (‘23). Stensland and Donnes opened their presentation with some shocking statistics about the effects sexual violence has on marginalized groups. They reported that gay and bisexual men are over ten times more likely to experience sexual assault than straight men,...
Medias’ revival and the need for increased representation
By Tate DeCarlo While the COVID-19 pandemic proved challenging for students, faculty,...
Commencement cacophony: Skateboarding, disruption, and recreation
By Tate DeCarlo Chances are, if you’ve had to walk to or...
Tacoma’s Grand Cinema brings conversation, culture and cinema with The Silver Screen Society
By Andrew Benoit The Grand Cinema, Tacoma’s largest arthouse cinema, has four...
Spotlight on Sustainability Services!
By Sam Gerrish We all know our University’s ubiquitous mantra: Loggers Live...
Tacoma For All and the fight for tenant rights
By Kaya Heimowitz and Sonja Black On Saturday, March 4, 2023, approximately...