FeaturesHighlightsSlater Museum’s Open House Night to Celebrate Art, ScienceHaila SchultzMarch 29, 2013Every semester, Puget Sound’s Slater Museum of Natural History hosts a gathering...
Arts & EventsHealthy options for on-campus snackingSophie PattisonMarch 15, 2013If you’re anything like me, the authoritative influences in your life have...
FeaturesHighlightsHopfenbeck and Rodriguez take split ticketJack ToddMarch 15, 2013The votes are in and, well, they’re a bit surprising. In an...
Sports & OutdoorsLogger baseball swept by rival WhitworthMarissa FriedmanMarch 15, 2013Coming off of a successful Northwest Conference opening series against Whitman at...
Arts & EventsFilm Roadmap to Apartheid opens eyes to unnoticed issues regarding human rights in IsraelLeanne GanMarch 15, 2013On March 4, the inspiring and award-winning documentary Roadmap to Apartheid was...
The Happy TrailSlut-shaming a harmful societal trendSassiNESSMarch 15, 2013Slut-shaming is most frequently defined as the act of criticizing a woman...
FeaturesKlein describes visit to PalestineJordan MacAvoyMarch 15, 2013On March 7, Emma Klein, a graduate student at Seattle University, visited...
FeaturesClimb Tacoma grabs student attentionTommy StoneMarch 15, 2013Formerly known as Vertical World, the downtown bouldering gym Climb Tacoma is...
Arts & EventsJimi Hendrix returns with posthumous releaseMelanie MazzaMarch 15, 2013Unfortunately, the rock and roll lifestyle has been known to claim the...
HighlightsNewsUniversity transitions from Cascade to PeopleSoftHeather SteppMarch 15, 2013Over the past year, the University has been in a process of...
NewsMayor proclaims March 17 “Puget Sound Day”Steph MetherallMarch 15, 2013As the University of Puget Sound’s 125th Anniversary festivities kick off, the...
HighlightsSports & OutdoorsLoggers blanked by Pios, rally versus BearcatsHannah ChaseMarch 15, 2013It was a weekend of highs and lows for the Loggers’ women’s...