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Gym Closed?

“One of the benefits of quarantine—if there are any benefits—is that people realize they don’t have…

Making Space

Aimee Roseberry ’21 stepped off the plane in Taiwan and panicked. As a double major in sociology…

The Skinny on the Census

In 2020, as it does every 10 years, the U.S. Census Bureau will attempt to make an official,…

Good Doggos

Playing It Forward

Soccer was Maya Mendoza-Exstrom's way to a Puget Sound education. Now, 16 years after graduating,…

Playing to Learn

Twenty years ago, Tanya Saine Durand ’93 and her colleagues at the nonprofit Children’s Museum of…

Serving

Worth the Read

When you enter Collins Memorial Library on a regular day, it’s usually filled with students finding…

Summer School

Last spring, 80 students were selected to receive summer research grants to support 10 weeks of…

Educating the Community

A Natural Fit

It was the summer of 2005 and the 6-year-old’s first day at her grandmother’s booth at the Lacey…

Finding Purpose