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A Rare Window of Time

Editor’s note: This is an excerpt from a special edition of Arches magazine that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Watson Fellowship, in which we explore the travels,…

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Serving

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6th Avenue Brewer

In March 2020, Julie Davidson ’96 made a pivot. A certified facilitator, coach, and consultant—and president and CEO of her own consulting company, The JD Group— Davidson…

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A Complicated History

While growing up near Seattle, Adam Sowards ’95 wasn’t exactly a lover of the outdoors. In fact, when he enrolled in an environmental history course during his junior year…

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Life at Her Pace

Since Carol Petrich Kalapus ’51 turned 94 in May, she’s had to slow down a bit. For her, that means just a daily ride on her three-wheel bicycle along the Tacoma waterfront,…

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The First and Finest

One of the fondest memories that George Tomlin ’82 had in supervising the pediatric clinic in the ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú’s School of Occupational Therapy took place after…

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Logger Lookback: Saying ‘I Do’ on Sadie Hawkins Day

In this archive photo from 1968, we find a scene from Puget Sound’s annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Susan Martin…

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Volunteering as a Life's Vocation

Whether he was working with legislators on key educational issues as part of the U.S. National Parent Teacher Association (PTA) or helping ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú students…

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The Cherry Trees

Two very different strangers came up to speak to Scott Higashi '91. He was taking part in two separate events to honor Puget Sound's 36 Japanese American students who were…

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You Become a Different Person

Editor’s note: This is an excerpt from a special edition of Arches magazine that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Watson Fellowship, in which we explore the travels,…