1.  Restoration & Reciprocity

Robin Wall Kimmerer, scientist and author of the acclaimed book Braiding Sweetgrass, will deliver the Swope Endowed Lecture on Faith, Ethics, Values, and Religion on Sept. 24.

2.  Beyond the Field

Puget Sound Athletics' Elevate: Women’s Athletics Wellness & Leadership Development Program will invest in student-athlete success with a focus on mental and physical wellness.

3.  Global Futures

Logger alumnus Leonardo Hall ’23 reflects on spending two incredible semesters in Milan, Italy—and why study abroad programs are worth it.

From Schneebeck to Synogogue

For religion and music double-major Gabriel Lehrman ’16, the past is a tool to help make sense of the present—a skill he sharpened in both classroom and studio alike. Arches recently caught up with Lehrman, who is studying to become a cantor—an ordained musical leader of a Jewish congregation.

Path to Leadership

Alumna Deanna Oppenheimer ’80, P’11, P’14 was quoted in the Financial Times about the barriers facing women in executive leadership roles. Having served in a number of senior leadership roles, Oppenheimer is working to increase corporate and board diversity. “You have to take a chance when you’re up and coming and give a chance [to others] when you get there,” she said. 

Leave a Legacy

Did you know August is National Make-a-Will Month? By creating your will this month, you can gain peace of mind, protect your family, and even support the future of Puget Sound. Nearly 67% of American adults don't have a will, which is why we’re sharing a free, online will-writing tool so 100% of Loggers can protect the people and causes they love.

Back to School

Master of Arts in Teaching candidate Nikki Bowder MAT’24 presents at the School of Education's Celebration of Learning. At this annual event, MAT students share the dilemmas and learning experiences they encountered while student teaching.

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