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Passing the Torch

In 1964, freshman Louis Smith ’69 was one of two Black students living on Puget Sound’s campus…

Flip the Script

Jenn Ruzumna ’95 knows what it looks…

Social Fabric

Loggers are a creative sort, always looking for new ways to express themselves. From knitting and…

Ask the Expert: Professor of Sociology Jennifer Utrata

What does it mean to be a grandmother today? For many, it’s no longer just weekend visits or…

Exploring Brain-Inspired Tech and Space Medicine

As a Fulbright scholar at Western Sydney University, Kyra Lee ’24 spends her days developing brain-…

A Stitch in Time

In the late 1980s, as the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú was approaching its 100th anniversary, a group…

Finding Beauty Everywhere He Looks

The photography of Doug Landreth ’73 may include all manner of flora and fauna, but he is more than…

A New Kind of Grief Care

When there’s an adorable kitten or puppy gamboling across your kitchen, you can be forgiven if you’…

Classes for a Changing World: ASIA 344 — Asia in Motion

COURSE DESCRIPTION This course explores the interactions of Asian peoples — the commodities, social…

The President's Perspective: Summer Reunion Weekend

More than 700 alumni came back to campus in June for Summer Reunion Weekend. In addition to…

'The Power of Patience and Pressure'

Kevoni Neely ’25, outgoing president of the Associated Students of the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú (…

Logger Lookback: Comedy Takes Center Stage

It was December 1974, and while Tacoma…