Illustration of a baseball with "Loggers" written across is and graph markings to the right of it
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

The Business of Baseball

And while some of it has to do with the Loggers’ on-field success in the sport, much has to do with…
Kristin Johnson
Faculty

The Species Maker

As a professor of science, technology, and society, Kristin Johnson has interests ranging from…
Adam Willard ’03. Photo by Justin Knight
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A Chemist After All

When Adam Willard ’03 emerged from high school in Bend, Ore., and prepared to enroll at Puget Sound…
J.T. Hartman ’19. Photo: Quinn Martell ’20

A Passion for Whitewater

Growing up in North Bend, Wash., J.T. Hartman ’19 spent time in and around rivers, but not paddling…
Painting: Landscape With Cheesecake, by William Turner ’65
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

The Artist's Way

William Turner ’65 first fell in love with art as a child growing up in Lakewood, Wash. His family…
Ameera Nimjee
Faculty, Arches

The Joy of Dance

On a shelf in Ameera Nimjee’s study sits a small, garlanded statue of Nataraj, the Hindu god of…
An artist book from the exhibition Science Stories with a dark cover and what appear to be curved horns coming out the sides of the book.
Campus, Arches

Where Science Meets Art

There’s an intriguing collection of books on display now at Collins Memorial Library. It’s called…
Illustration of a female science teacher
Faculty, Arches

Terrific Teachers

MATH MADE EASIER I was so fortunate to walk into Bruce Lind’s math class my first semester as a…
Stacey Weiss
Faculty, Arches

Adaptation

Stacey Weiss didn’t have to look very far to find new lizards. When COVID-19 kept Weiss from…
spotlight on a petri dish
Community, Arches, Students

Summer Scholars

Projects covered a range of topics: nonconformist gender presentation in stories of courtly love…
Tacoma beach
Community, Students

Baseline for Beaches

Addie Tinkham ’22 spent last summer taking a closer look at local beaches. She was one of the…
President Isiaah Crawford
Campus, Arches

Isiaah Crawford on the Students, the Sciences, and More

You seemed pretty jazzed to see…