Campus reflects post-Pedagogy
Oct. 30 marked the end of the National Race and Pedagogy Conference...
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Pulitzer-winning columnist returns to Puget Sound
If you want tickets you better move fast. Leonard Pitts, Jr., nationally...
Picasso at Seattle Art Museum
The Seattle Art Museum (SAM) is currently displaying artwork by Pablo Picasso....
New stem cell research helps regenerate organs, breasts
A new plastic surgery procedure, which has become popular among young adults,...
Honors Program Film Series
On Wednesday, November 10, the Honors Program Film Series, “And Other Incredible...
Carbon River Road at Mount Rainer in danger of closure
On those far between and few sunny days on campus, one can...
ASUPS election stumbles
The Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound (ASUPS) had their...
Post-Haiti, student quake victim reacts
Rachel Prusynski, along with a few close friends, will be returning to Haiti...
Strange student deaths in Washington
Over the past month and a half, three different Washington colleges have...
McPhail replaces Belafonte as keynote
Harry Belafonte, who was supposed to appear at this year’s Race and Pedagogy National Conference, will not be able to travel to the University of Puget Sound for the conference as he is currently feeling ill and was advised not to travel. He was originally scheduled to deliver the Susan Resneck Pierce Lecture on public affairs and the arts as well as the keynote address for the conference. Belafonte cancelled earlier this week. Not much information is available regarding the details of his illness. “Our regards to Mr. Belafonte. We...
Seattle sanity rally sparked by pundits
Jim Baum, a farmer who owns land in King County in Washington, has called for a rally to be held at Westlake Park in Seattle on Oct. 30 at 9:00 a.m. It is called the “Rally to Restore Sanity” and has the same name and date of a similar rally being held in Washington D.C. Baum’s frustrations were sparked by an altercation with King County. In 1988, Baum purchased a retired dairy farm in Maple Valley for a supplemental income. A couple years later, Baum wanted to buy a hay...