“You can start a rally at the drop of a hat”: Black Panthers cofounder Bobby Seale comes to Puget Sound
By Anya Otterson Recently, the University of Puget Sound has been fortunate...
Arts & Events
Jewish Bluegrass Brings Unique Sound
By Connor May Imagine that you are on the set of the...
Petrichord Quartet Wows at B Sharp
By Emily Rostek In a comfortable, dimly lit café, UPS students and...
Foolish Pleasures Revival Brings Life to Student Films
By Anya Otterson The vibes at the 38th annual Foolish Pleasures Student...
Lettuce 253: Experiencing the Artistic Process
By Parker Barry PHOTO BY PARKER BARRY Members of an artist’s community...
Opera Scenes Provide Rare Opportunity
By Emily Rostek As the University of Puget Sound awaits spring and...
Panic! at the Disco Takes Seattle
By Anya Otterson All around us was a sea of colorful hair,...
Top Tacoma cafes for studying and the arts
By Parker Barry 1. B Sharp Coffee House B Sharp Coffee House...
Bill Sims Brings Soulful Blues To Campus
By Connor May Feet were tapping, hands were clapping, and bodies were...
Banned Book Club uses challenged books to gain new perspectives
By Anya Otterson Tucked away in the back of Doyle's Public House...
Photographer’s relief at University of Puget Sound
By Connor May As a liberal arts college, the University of Puget...
Impress in Book Collecting Contest 2017
By Courtney Seyl Every two years, Collins Memorial Library holds the Book Collecting Contest, a nationwide event that many private and public universities partake in. The Book Club of Washington provides the funds for two prizes: a $500 prize for a single collector and a $250 prize for best essay. Collins also provides a $200 award for the Collins Choice Award. The person who wins the $500 grand prize will also have the opportunity to go to Nationals. “The aim of this competition is to encourage full-time students at Puget...