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If Monkeys Could Talk

Late one evening in a Thompson Hall classroom, roughly a dozen students gathered to…

Getting a Beer With Voldemort

So she invites accomplished philosophers to bring the field to life. Most recently, Western…

Molding More Than Clay

ART 248 is a ceramics handbuilding course for art majors thinking about ceramics as a focus, or…

Going Polar

Last summer, two Puget Sound faculty members received some exciting news. They’d won a National…

Diversity in the Tech Industry

Maxine Williams has been in her position at Facebook for more than four years, during which time…

Reacting to the Past

According to the scripts in their hands, they were oligarchs, generals, landowners, citizens, women…

Field School Remix

Lizz and several other students from the �������� had left Seattle at 2 a.m.,…

The Future Belongs to All of Us

On Oct. 14, 2017, in our Memorial Fieldhouse, the Tacoma Historical Society honored the city’s…

Making It in the Makerspace

Yup. No fear is exactly what a student needs to turn some wild idea they dreamed up over coffee…

Andy Rex: Information is Physical

For many of us, physics has a tantalizing, but a kind of scary math-intensive caché about it. For…

All Together Now

“Please come in,” the women said. “Welcome. You’re safe now. We’ve been waiting for you.” They…

Master of His Craft

Roger Allen has been a professor, a sailor, a celestial navigator, a physical therapist, and a…