31st Annual Bethel Schneebeck Organ Recital
A rainy Sunday afternoon created the perfect backdrop for the 31st Annual...
Arts & Events
EPDM Department brings Downtown on the Go to educate on anti-racism and urban planning
At the University, students are commonly asked to question privilege in the...
Weyerhaeuser Colloquium presents ‘Health, Well-Being, and Excellence: Insights From the Frontiers of Human Performance’
In the world of competitive sports, well-being and excellence are often in...
13th Annual Alder Arts Walk to feature local art, music and comedy
With the end of the school year approaching, annual spring activities and...
Kavi Ade: Poet, activist and ‘gender genie’ performs at Puget Sound
“I only want to be a spirit, a genie of gender, a body that is born again with each sunrise.” For poet, activist and self described “gender genie” Kavi Ade, this is what it means to be black, queer and trans: to be as limitless as you are liminal, to be a site of both creation and destruction. On Friday, April 14 in the Rasmussen Rotunda, the Center for Cultural and Civic Engagement (CICE) brought spoken word poet Ade to campus for a night of poetry and conversation. Ade described...
Janku Land already finding its place in Tacoma culture
In the opening month of this academic year, an obscure little store...
Are Puget Sound arts and humanities majors destined for unemployment?
In the midst of an increasingly competitive job market, a general sentiment...
Concert Review: Jazz Orchestra featuring Danilo Pérez
When you attend a concert, you always hope to see something more...
Senior Theater Festival opens with ‘Hedda Gabler’
“The opposite of happiness is not sadness, it’s boredom.” Such is the...
University hosts a week-long community celebration of Japanese culture
The cherry blossoms on campus were in full bloom just in time...
‘Holy Envy: Finding God in the Faith of Others’: New book presented by the author in Kilworth Chapel
When Reverend Barbara Brown Taylor first started teaching world religions classes, she...