The Puget Sound Symposium on AI & Privacy on April 16 will feature a keynote address from Nita Farahany and sessions on privacy-by-design, governance models, and more.
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In its supplemental budget, the Washington State Legislature maintained significant cuts to state aid programs, impacting students at Puget Sound who rely on financial aid.
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3. See Yourself at Puget Sound
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Admitted students and families are invited to immerse themselves in our campus community at Puget Sound Bound on March 28, April 3, or April 17.
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In 2022, Stacy Wells Chapin ’91 got the worst call a parent can imagine — her son, Ethan, had been murdered. In spite of her grief, Stacy rose to the challenge, helping support the members of Ethan’s fraternity on their healing journey, writing a book, The Boy Who Wore Blue, and starting the Ethan’s Smile Foundation to support the educational goals of students like her son. For her advocacy, Chapin was recently honored with Puget Sound's Service to Community Alumni Award.
Hear Chapin's story in her own words in the latest episode of the Always a Logger podcast or read about the award at the link below. Join us June 5–7 for Summer Reunion Weekend as we recognize all of our 2026 alumni award winners.
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The (Other) Thing With Feathers
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Assoc. Prof. of African American Studies Renee Simms has published a poem in a new anthology of avian-inspired poetry titled Birdbrains: A Lyrical Guide to Washington State Birds (Raven Chronicles Press 2025). The collection features poems, short stories, and memoirs alongside pen and ink illustrations and facts about 107 species of Washington birds.
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Last week, the Logger Baseball team was on the road, facing off against Whitman College in a four-game series. The Loggers came prepared to win and finished the series with a 3–1 record. The baseball team faces off against Lewis & Clark at home on March 28.
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After 35 years with The Japan Times, editorial cartoonist Roger Dahl ’75 is retiring his long-running comic Zero Gravity, which satirized the American expat experience. In an article commemorating his time with the paper, Dahl, who contributed to The Trail as an undergraduate, said he isn't retiring, but is moving on to other projects. “I have a lot of directions to explore. I’m not likely to do anything like political cartoons or comic strips again,” he said. “I’d rather do children’s books or graphic novels.”
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This semester, a group of students is traveling throughout Asia as part of Puget Sound's Pacific Rim Study Abroad program, better known as PacRim. The PacRim program promotes the development of intellectual autonomy, challenging students both in the classroom and in experiential contexts throughout Asia as they engage with different systems of culture, economics, politics, religion, and philosophy. Follow along with the PacRim group as they travel to India, Japan, China, and Taiwan.
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