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A Career of Civic Commitment

Overseeing the organization that serves more than 40,000 low-income residents and tenants was…

Yearning to Breathe Free

Preparing for a new baby during COVID-19 was not what Jamilia Sherls-Jones ’05 had hoped for. She…

Five Things You Don't Know About Pacific Northwest Trees

In honor of Puget Sound receiving a Tree Campus Higher Education designation from the Arbor Day…

Puget Sound Students Awarded Prestigious Grants, Fellowships

 Six Puget Sound students were awarded highly competitive grants, fellowships, and exchanges…

The Kids Are All Right

Under ordinary circumstances, Dana Levy ’21 has a lot going on.  Levy is double majoring in…

Black Lives, Black Voices

For people of color, what happened wasn’t new—it was merely a reminder of what they have seen and…

Music Maker: Jeffrey Haydon ’97

As the new president and CEO of the Ravinia Festival, the country’s oldest music festival, Jeffrey…

Wind 'Em Up

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began its domination of the global news cycle in February, the virus…

The Drunken Tenor

Robert McPherson ’91 has been singing since he was a very young boy. “I was a preacher’s kid. I…

One Load at a Time

Something in the Water

Beneath our streets lies a data network so powerful it can pinpoint the emergence of a new…

Something in the Water

Beneath our streets lies a data network so powerful it can pinpoint the emergence of a new…