On Sunday, May 11, at 2 p.m., members of the graduating Class of 2025 will walk across the stage in Puget Sound’s 133rd Commencement Ceremony.
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Puget Sound mourns the passing of W. Houston Dougharty ’83, a long-time staff member and devoted alumnus, who died in his hometown of Santa Fe, New Mexico at the age of 63.
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3. The Art of the Exhibit
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Graduating senior Josh Cunningham ’25 spent his summer crafting an ambitious art installation aimed at translating scientific data into movement. Then, disaster struck.
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Priti Joshi, professor of English and Susan Resneck Pierce Professor of Humanities and Honors, received the President's Award from the North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA). The award honors members who have contributed to promoting the diversity and vigor of Victorian studies research.
“As a scholar, board member, conference organizer, and mentor, [Priti Joshi] has been an outstanding contributor to NAVSA since the organization’s founding in 2002,” the organization said in a statement announcing the award. “From her groundbreaking research on Indian periodicals and seminal essays on Victorian literary culture to her generosity as a mentor of junior and mid-career colleagues, especially scholars of color and others traditionally marginalized in academic settings, her influence on the field of Victorian studies is wide-reaching and profound.”
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Alumna Ellie Barber ’12 recently released a new musical album, Antifragile, under her stage name Ollella. PopMatters published a review of the album in April, praising the singer/songwriter/cellist's album as "a fresh take on a hybrid form of popular music, with a political-meets-the-personal edge."
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Nearly 500 student-athletes, coaches, and local Logger legends gathered in Memorial Fieldhouse last week for Puget Sound's 37th Annual All-Sports Celebration. The evening celebrated the athletic, academic, and community service achievements of student-athletes for the 2024–25 academic year.
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Students took a break from studying for finals to enjoy the beautiful Pacific Northwest spring weather and take part in a friendly (but competitive) spikeball tournament.
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