Puget Sound was recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the best colleges in the nation and rose in two key rankings: best athletics facilities and most beautiful campus.
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From knitting and crocheting to quilting and spinning wool, these Loggers are taking traditional crafting to new heights. Check out the story in the brand-new issue of Arches.
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Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter will be an artist-in-residence Sept. 18–Oct. 18 through a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for the Crime, Law, and Justice Studies program.
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With a career spent examining how economic and cultural forces shape gender relations and family life, first in Russia and more recently in the United States, Prof. of Sociology Jennifer Utrata brings clarity and compassion to the hidden dynamics inside the modern home. Her in-progress book manuscript, Keeping the Kids Afloat: Intensive Grandmothering and Family Inequality, shines a light on what happens when grandma becomes a regular caregiver for her grandkids, exposing a quiet shift in family life with far-reaching implications. We sat down with Dr. Utrata to talk about her research, her path to Puget Sound, and the power of seeing families through a sociological lens.
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Prof. of Theatre Arts Sara Freeman was interviewed by Dramatist Türkiye about her approach to dramaturgy, her role as president of Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas (LMDA), and the future of the industry.
"I define dramaturgy as a set of interrelated practices about understanding and mobilizing performance material that is necessary to all theatre making," Freeman says. "The role of dramaturgy within a theatre ecosystem is to always bring the work back to itself and to protect and maintain the focus of the artists and the connection between the art and the audience."
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Puget Sound mourns the passing of Coach Jud Keim, who served our campus with care and distinction as co-defensive coordinator for Logger Football. After a courageous battle with cancer, Coach Keim passed away surrounded by loved ones. Over the course of his 30-year career, he inspired countless student-athletes — and colleagues — to always show up with enthusiasm, be ready to compete, and invest in the growth of others.
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Puget Sound will host a series of events this week to mark National Voter
Registration Day on Tuesday, Sept. 16, and Constitution Day on Wednesday, Sept. 17.
The events, organized by the Civic Engagement team and the Office of General
Counsel and Risk Management, including a film screening and panel discussion, aim to foster civic participation and educate the campus community on the rights and responsibilities outlined in the U.S. Constitution.
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Students in Puget Sound's long-running Summer Research program presented their findings at the annual Summer Research Symposium. The event is an interdisciplinary celebration of the tremendous research, scholarship, and creative work undertaken by Puget Sound students in collaboration with their faculty advisor.
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