Faculty member responds to possible changes to Federal Way English curriculum
By Matthew Gulick Until recently, the novel was an endangered species in...
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Student Sublet Connection opens doors for off-campus living
By Val Bauer PHOTO BY CASEY O’BRIEN Students who plan to stay...
Puget Sound congratulates two 2017 Watson Scholars
By Casey O'Brien Carson Lyness Angelica Spearwoman PHOTO COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA COMMONS:...
Refugee Count Grows in Washington State: Fear of Future in American Ensues
By Angela Cookston Tacoma’s part in the current worldwide refugee crisis is...
EU votes to end visa waiver program for US citizens: reality may be less trouble than it sounds
By Keely Coxwell On March 2, 2017 the European Parliament voted...
Barbara Racine receives lifetime achievement award for dedication as Bookstore Director
By Ella Prazer PHOTO CREDIT TO UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND After 29...
Puget Sound ranked second in small schools in producing Peace Corps volunteers for 2017
By Val Bauer This year, The University of Puget Sound is ranked...
CICE $CHOLARSHIPS For Returning Students Deadline Approaches
By Nayra Halajian (FIND THE YELLOW HOUSE) “It is imperative to...
Covert Cameras: Privacy in Question Following Recent Incidents
By Keely Coxwell “I went into the restroom before my first...
Diversity Strategic Plan update outlines goals, shows committment long-term
By Mattew Gulick Liberal Arts schools like Puget Sound place high value...
Swope lecture addresses LGBTQ+ activism, intersectionality
By Keely Coxwell “I want to talk about intersectional activism in light of a disastrous opportunity that makes us rise up,” Rev. Irene Monroe said in a Swope lecture on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2017. Monroe is, among other things, an activist pastor, blogger for the Huffington Post, radio show host and television commentator, according to the University of Puget Sound website. She also has a number of awards including the 2015 Top 25 LGBT Power Players of New England Award from Boston Spirit Magazine and the 2012 Spirit of...
“Brown Bag” Conversations on Campus Climate aim to increase open dialogue
By Val Bauer The harassment reporting process was discussed at the third conversation in the Wednesday noontime campus series “Campus Climate Brown Bag Conversations.” Grace Kirchner, Professor of Education, Harassment Reporting Officer (HRO) and Sexual Harassment Complaint Ombudsperson, led the Feb. 1 discussion in the Social Justice Center (SJC), also known as the Sage House. A part of the campus community since 1975, Kirchner has a “deep knowledge of the institution’s history,” Dean and Professor Amy Ryken said. “The goal of these Wednesday noontime gatherings,” the website...