Campus responds to Kavanaugh confirmation
For the past few weeks, the nation’s eyes have been turned toward...
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Collins Library renovates basement level, moves and discards books
Forty-seven thousand books were moved this summer as a part of Collins...
Progress made toward gender and queer studies major at Puget Sound
Students tracking the development of a gender and queer studies major at...
Board of Trustees fall meeting lacks publicity, approves strategic plan
President Crawford speaks at the Board of Trustees meeting — photo credit...
Race and Pedagogy Journal furthers work of the conference
After attending the 2018 Race and Pedagogy National Conference, participants may be...
2018 Youth Summit invites students to respond to injustice
“I feel like a new man. … I feel like I learned...
Keynote speakers at RPNC make an impact
On the evening of Thursday, Sept. 27, 2018 the Race and Pedagogy...
Dr. Uchenna Baker becomes new dean of students
University of Puget sound has seen many administrative changes in the past...
Attiba Ellis visits Puget Sound for Constitution Day
“Voter suppression is still happening,” Atiba Ellis, the University of Puget Sound’s...
President Crawford offers ASUPS a glimpse of Puget Sound’s future
On Sept. 20, 2018, University of Puget Sound President Isiaah Crawford attended...
Israeli-Palestinian conflict escalates in fatal Gaza border protest
By Isaac Sims-Foster The Gaza Strip — a Palestinian territory adjacent to Israel, Egypt, and the Mediterranean — was the subject of international news on March 30, when 15 Palestinians lost their lives in a protest against Israel’s blockade of their territory and in support of a safe and fair return to the homes they consider stolen in Israel. Since its founding in 1948, just after World War II, Israel has been immersed in controversies and often open conflicts with its surrounding territories, especially the State of Palestine, which contains...