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"Picturing the Proletariat," a New Book by John Lear

  TACOMA, Wash. – The avant-garde creativity, folkloric beauty, and social torment of Mexican…

Beethoven: Three Sonatas for Piano and Violin

  TACOMA, Wash. – In a short and transformative period, Ludwig van Beethoven composed nine…

Eric Jacobsen, Harvard Chemist, Discusses Catalysis: a Key Frontier of Chemistry

  TACOMA, Wash. – Each semester when ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú organic chemistry students…

"What Happened Here": Puget Sound Art Studio ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú Show

Kittredge Gallery; January 17–February 18, 2017   TACOMA, Wash. – To create the new…

The Rev. Irene Monroe, Activist Pastor and National Columnist

  TACOMA, Wash. – The Rev. Irene Monroe is determined to get the message out. Hand the plain-…

Innovative Ranking puts Puget Sound in Top 100

The new U.S. ranking system by two top journals emphasizesteaching quality and student outcomes…

Roz Chast, Cartoonist for "The New Yorker," Speaks at Puget Sound

  TACOMA, Wash. – The New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast is bringing to Tacoma her love of the…

"An Evening of Chamber Music" Opens a New Year of the Jacobsen Series

  TACOMA, Wash. –   In the midst of winter this February, Tacoma audiences are…

Names Family Foundation Makes $250,000 Gift to Puget Sound Athletics

TACOMA, Wash. – The Names Family Foundation has expanded its long-standing commitment to the…

Art Experiences in the New Year: Celebrating 75 Years of Kittredge Hall

TACOMA, Wash. – Celebrations for the 75th anniversary of Kittredge Hall—the home of public art…

Julianne Malveaux Speaks at Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration

TACOMA, Wash. – Julianne Malveaux, labor economist, author, and commentator, who has shared her…

Puget Sound Named a Best College Value by Kiplinger’s

Personal finance magazine lists the top 300 U.S. collegesoffering exceptional academic quality and…