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President Isiaah Crawford has written a chapter about Puget Sound's innovative climate planning strategy for the "President to President" thought series.
Puget Sound was once again named one of the best national liberal arts colleges by U.S. News & World Report, as well as a top university for veterans and a best value school.
Join us this weekend for Homecoming & Family Weekend! Register now to enjoy athletics events, the 5K, exhibits, tastings, classes and workshops, and much more.
Ryan Bennett ’24 was named the South Sound region coordinator for Washington Student Engagement Networks. An initiative of Independent Colleges of Washington with funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, WA-SEN brings together college students from across the state to engage and educate legislators about the importance of higher education for all Washingtonians. Bennett is excited to help foster direct communication between students and their legislators about issues that impact them.
Kai Correa ’11 was named interim manager of the San Francisco Giants last week. In his first game at the helm, against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Correa was part of the first meeting of Asian American managers in MLB history.
The Logger Volleyball Team dominated Lewis & Clark College on Sept. 23, winning three straight sets against the Pioneers. Katelyn Chekian ’24, Mia Fedota ’27, and Akira Anderson ’26 all contributed to the team's victory on the road.
Thinking about grad school? Stop by the Graduate School Fair on Oct. 4 between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. in Rasmussen Rotunda to meet representatives from graduate programs, connect with academic advisors and admissions experts to learn more about the application process, and learn how a graduate degree can open doors to exciting career possibilities.
The School of Music's vocal and instrumental ensembles took to the stage in Schneebeck Concert Hall Friday night for the 13th annual COLLAGE, a crowd-favorite concert featuring both student and faculty musicians.
