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Yearning to Breathe Free

Preparing for a new baby during COVID-19 was not what Jamilia Sherls-Jones ’05 had hoped for. She…

What Students Want, How ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú Connect, and More

Q: I want to ask you about what we in…

New Voice in the State Senate: T'wina Nobles ’06, MAT'07

Until 2020, T’wina Nobles had no intention of running for the state Senate. She was doing work she…

Subway Stories: Kevin Nguyen ’09

Kevin Nguyen ’09 was living in Brooklyn and working in tech. Each morning and evening, on the…

A Small World After All

Carey would soon find out that she and Ebert weren’t the only Loggers in this small seasonal…

Writing for the Love of It: Karen Meyer Eisenbrey ’85

With four novels, a shelf full of anthology contributions, and a handful of original songs to her…

Music Maker: Jeffrey Haydon ’97

As the new president and CEO of the Ravinia Festival, the country’s oldest music festival, Jeffrey…

ASK a Logger: How To Get a Job

Tom Perry ’98, a history major while attending Puget Sound, spent much of his professional life…

Ask the Expert: Inside the Election

Michael Purdy ’76, M.B.A.’79 still owns a copy of his favorite book from childhood, Facts About the…

One Load at a Time

Global Health Advocate: Ali Hoover ’13

Hoover, an international political economy major at Puget Sound, has been working with reproductive…

The Drunken Tenor

Robert McPherson ’91 has been singing since he was a very young boy. “I was a preacher’s kid. I…