Tacoma Urban Forest Friends Advances Tree Canopy Coverage
By: Grace Farrell While the Puget Sound is known for its natural...
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Climate Action Plan Considers Various Dates to Reduce University’s Yearly 5,740 Tons of Carbon Emitted 
By: Erin Hurley On Jan. 24, students, faculty, and local business leaders...
Lecture on Palestinian Diaspora Draws Attention to Student Calls for University Engagement
By Erin Hurley and Tate DeCarlo On Monday, Jan. 22, University of...
Surges and Variation: COVID and Students’ Attitudes Toward It
By Hannah Lee Surges and Variation: COVID and Students’ Attitudes Toward It...
Students, Professor Speak in Mourning and in Protest Against War in Gaza
By: Andrew Benoit A crowd of students, staff, professors and members of...
Campus’ Most Fluffy Event: Pause for Paws
By Veronica Brinkley Every month, dozens of students gather in the rotunda...
The Holdovers – What Popcorn Bliss is Made Of
By Jack Leal Paul Giamatti’s personal boarding school experience translates with intensity in his latest film “The Holdovers''…wow! Written by David Hemingson, directed by Alexander Payne, and starring Paul Giamatti as Mr. Hunham, “The Holdovers'' is a whirlwind of cinematic bliss. With fully fleshed-out characters, a strategically dated set design, and a grainy nostalgic filter, this film checks out to be an instant classic. “The Holdovers” can be best described as a healthy brew between Peter Weir’s “The Dead Poet Society'' and Sofia Coppola’s “Lost in Translation” . To put...
Artist of the Issue: Lou Lobdell
By Kailey Kairo Congratulations to this month’s Artist of the Issue, Lou...
El Arte de la Resistencia: A Portrait of Visual Protest Culture in Oaxaca, MX
By Mercer Stauch Oaxaca, Mexico is the destination for hundreds of thousands...
COVID Four Years Later: Social, Academic and Mental Impacts on Students
By Hannah Lee As the COVID-19 pandemic nears the end of its fourth year, researchers are just beginning to study the impact of the pandemic on children and young adults. COVID has shaped the collective school and university experience for the past few years. Most students who are currently studying on the University of Puget Sound campus have had their high school or college years affected in some way or other. Most students have had to do online schooling for a year or two. In 2022, The New York Times...
Dwindling Interest Causes Sluggish Progress and Crucial Vacancies Within ASUPS
The Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound (ASUPS) is struggling...
“Kia Boys” Come to Campus: Viral Trend Leads to Increase in Car Theft
On the evening of Sunday, Oct. 29, University of Puget Sound students...