Puget Sound is once again one of the top producers of Fulbright U.S. Students
in the nation, with four Loggers making it into the selective program this year.
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2. Celebrate Black History
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Guest lecturer Terryl Ross will present on the legacy of three icons of the Civil Rights Era at
M3: Martin, Malcolm, and Muhammad on Feb. 20 at 6:30 p.m. in Rasmussen Rotunda.
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Dukesbay Productions will present a reading of the play Never Again: The Story of the Japanese American Incarceration tonight, Feb. 19. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
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Professor of Biology Peter Hodum
presented to a meeting of the Surfrider Foundation on Feb. 8. Hodum spoke about the how marine pollution affects seabirds in human-dominated landscapes and answered questions from attendees. The Surfrider Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to protecting oceans and coastlines through advocacy and a nationwide network of volunteers.
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Submissions for NPR’s 2024 Tiny Desk Contest close this week and the panel of judges includes Puget Sound alumnus Nabil Ayers ’93. The musician with the winning entry will be invited to perform live at NPR Headquarters in Washington, D.C., as part of the Tiny Desk Concert series, go on tour with NPR Music, and receive career coaching from an industry veteran.
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Welcome to the (1,000 Point) Club
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On Saturday, Feb. 17, Kennedy Brown '24
scored 14 to surpass 1,000 career points as a Logger in an 84–54 women's basketball win against Whitworth University in Memorial Fieldhouse.
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Drop by
Grad Fair in Rasmussen Rotunda on Mar. 6 or 19 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Soon-to-be graduates will be able to pick up Commencement Ceremony tickets, order a cap and gown, have professional portraits taken, explore graduate programs, learn about joining the Logger alumni community, win prizes, and much more.
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Black Studies, New Futures
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Last week, three alumni of the African American Studies program returned to campus for "Black Studies, New Futures," a panel discussion about how their studies influenced their career paths and lives. (From left to right, Cory Knudtson '18 and Jade Herbert '21; not pictured: Cody Chun '17). The event, which took place in Rasmussen Rotunda, was co-sponsored by African American Studies and Career & Employment Services.
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