1.  Degrees of Hope

The first graduating class of Puget Sound's BA in Liberal Studies program offered through FEPPS celebrated their commencement surrounded by family, friends, and guests.

2.  Rite of Passage(s)

Passages Orientation is designed to introduce students to all aspects of Puget Sound life. In this video, learn about the program's history and how it helps new students connect to the university. 

3.  See You Soon!

There is still time to register for Summer Reunion Weekend taking place this weekend (Jun 7—9). Take a look at three days of fantastic events on the online schedule!

The Rest is History

Professor Kristin Johnson has been awarded the prestigious Founders’ Medal by the Society for the History of Natural History. Johnson serves as professor and director of the Science, Technology, Health & Society program at Puget Sound. Johnson’s research delves into the practices of naturalists in the field and museum. She has written multiple publications including Ordering Life: Karl Jordan and the Naturalist Tradition, which explores the life of German entomologist Karl Jordan, and Darwin’s Falling Sparrow: Victorian Evolutionists and the Meaning of Suffering. Her upcoming book, Imagining Progress: Science, Faith and Child Mortality in America, is scheduled for release next month.

Full Circle

Columnist Matt Driscoll’s latest feature highlights Alyssa Knight, FEPPS executive director, and Professor Tanya Erzen, prior to the FEPPS Commencement ceremony. In prison, Knight co-founded the Freedom Education Project Puget Sound (FEPPS) and became a member of its first graduating class. Today, she leads the program, continuing to inspire and support others. Discover her remarkable journey and how she turned challenges into triumphs.

Loggers Make History

Loggers Alex Rhodes and Kyrstin Wilson made history at the NCAA DIII Track & Field National Championships, with Rhodes earning All-American honors in the 400m dash and Wilson finishing 21st nationally in the 100m dash. We look forward to future seasons with these amazing Loggers!

Faith & LGBTQ+ Rights

 Prof. Heather White from Gender & Queer Studies tackles faith and LGBTQ+ rights on the Cross Roads podcast. White explores recent translations impacting interpretations and discusses what religious freedom means for the LGBTQ+ community. 

To the Heights!

Despite barriers and challenges 10 incarcerated women received their Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies degree. This inspiring ceremony marks a new chapter in offering educational opportunities and fostering a brighter future for these graduates. Go Loggers!

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