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Preserving the Present

As Puget Sound’s archivist, Adriana manages the college’s archives and special collections, which include everything from rare books and manuscripts to administrative…

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The Room Where the Stories Emerge

She makes the drive once, sometimes twice weekly, crossing the gridded sprawl of the state’s second-largest city to spare rural development, where the four-lane interstate…

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Standing Up for Immigrants

Amanda Díaz ’18 In her first month at Puget Sound, Amanda Díaz ’18 learned in class about a detention…

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Roots Reflections

In 2006, 13 years after I graduated from ��������, I was invited to speak to the university’s Business Leadership Program. The moment I received Professor…

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Finding Home on the Field

Growing up, there weren’t many sports Erin Peterson ’00, DPT’03 didn’t try. “If it was a sport, I played it,” says Peterson, who played varsity softball and basketball at…

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From Physics to... Comedy?

Tell me about your effort to seed stand-up in Big Sky Country.I was doing open mics here in Bozeman [as a grad student at Montana State University]. While in Tacoma and…

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Greece to the Heights

“Boarding a boat in Greece is like nothing you’ve ever experienced,” Professor Brett Rogers tells the bus passengers. “As soon as they lower the gangplank, it…

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Dance With Me

The idea seems quaint now, but in the early 20th century, going to a campus dance often meant picking up a “dance card” at the door. The small booklets gave the students…

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Selling the Great Outdoors

Rachel Gross ’08 notices those logos on your clothing. Your Patagonia rain jacket, REI hiking pants, and Chaco sandals are more than just pieces of equipment to her. Gross,…

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Freedom, and Then a Diploma

Elizabeth Shatswell ’24 wasn’t sure what to expect when she walked onto the campus of the �������� after 23 years in prison. She had started her higher…