Join us for Homecoming & Family Weekend, Oct. 4–6, for fun events like the 5K, football game, and a special performance by Stephen Kramer Glickman from "Big Time Rush."
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The new editor of Arches, Lisa Kozleski ’94, sat down with President Isiaah Crawford to find out what alumni won't want to miss on their next visit to campus.
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Puget Sound continues its streak of academic excellence, earning a spot among the nation’s best liberal arts colleges according to U.S. News & World Report.
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Psychologist and Prevention Specialist Dr. Megan Martinez wears many hats in Counseling, Health, & Wellness Services (CHWS). In addition to offering one-on-one counseling, she also runs support groups for student-athletes, and plans trainings and campus outreach efforts to address a range of mental health needs, like eating disorders. She encourages students to give counseling a try—even if they think therapy isn’t for them.
“Even if counseling ends up not being the answer, we can connect them to other resources on campus and make those connections,” she says.
Martinez was placed at Puget Sound for her doctoral internship in 2019 and loved the campus and surrounding community, so she was excited when a staff position opened up a few years later. Since joining CHWS full-time in 2023, she has spent her free time exploring Tacoma’s North End on foot, visiting local restaurants and coffee shops and enjoying time on the waterfront. A native of Colorado, Martinez also enjoys outdoor adventures and can often be found hiking or snowshoeing in the nearby Cascade Mountains.
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Philosophy professors Ariela Tubert and Justin Tiehen were interviewed on the Ethical Machines podcast about their research on artificial intelligence. In the episode, they talk about the difficulties of imposing a certain set of human ethics and values on AI.
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Logger Volleyball Dominates
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Puget Sound's volleyball team secured a 3-1 victory over the Lewis & Clark Pioneers Friday, improving their conference record to 3-1. Led by strong defensive play and offensive contributions from Makela Pick '27 and Maddie Badger '28, the Loggers showcased their dominance throughout the match.
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Mike Veseth ’72, professor emeritus of international political economy and an authority on globalization and the global wine market, was quoted in a recent New York Times article discussing factors that contribute to the price gap between European and Californian wines.
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Dining Revamp: Exciting Changes Ahead
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The Dining & Event Services team is shaking things up with exciting new menu items, expanded options, and improved technology. From plant-based protein alternatives to boba tea and global street food, there's something for everyone.
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Braiding Science and Spirituality
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Renowned botanist, author, and Indigenous scholar Robin Wall Kimmerer captivated a sold-out audience on Sept. 24 with her insightful Swope Endowed Lecture. Known for her acclaimed book Braiding Sweetgrass, Kimmerer explored themes of restoration, reciprocity, and healing relationships with the natural world. Her lecture drew upon her extensive work in both scientific research and Indigenous knowledge systems.
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