Allie Highsmith ’22
Arches, Students

Xenophobia in the time of COVID-19

Soon after the first cases of COVID-19 were reported in the U.S., Allie Highsmith ’22 started…
A stack of books sits on a table, visible just beyond two hands typing on a laptop keyboard
Arches, Students

Queering the Middle Ages

Books and movies often portray medieval Europe as a highly regimented, theologically conservative…
Arlene Smith ’08
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

Taking Play Seriously

IT’S ALL THAT  Flow arts…
Illustration: Thure De Thulstrup—Library of Congress
Community, Faculty, Arches

Where Is Tacoma's 'Chinatown'?

Tacoma had fewer than 1,000 residents in 1876, when Tak Nam and Lum May opened their mercantile…
Amanda Diaz ’18
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

Standing Up for Immigrants

Amanda Díaz ’18 In her first…
A dog eating a treat off a black dish
Arches, Students

How Dogs Take Their Cues From Humans

Devin Anderson ’22 spent the summer feeding dogs for science. Anderson worked with Erin Colbert-…
Ruthy McBride ’22
Arches, Students

Student research aims to help make classrooms safe

Ruthy McBride ’22 is studying a topic that’s controversial in the education community: the role of…
Zak Kallenborn ’13
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

Drone Swarms and More

Zak Kallenborn ’13 The biographical…
A bee is held still in a tube-like apparatus while a researcher holds a needle-like tool near its head
Campus, Arches, Students

What Bees Can Tell Us About Parkinson's Disease

On the rooftop of Thompson Hall, Adam Schmidt ’23 emerges in a white jumpsuit, a wide-brimmed hat…
Nick Kontogeorgopoulos
Faculty, Arches

Expanding His Horizons

Q: What first got you interested in studying tourism and development?A: My interest grew out…
Salmon at the South Prairie Creek Restoration site
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Community, Faculty, Arches, Students

Salmon Stories

Perched on a log above the Mashel River a few miles from the Puget Sound campus, Daniel Sherman…
Isiaah Crawford
Campus, Arches

A National Perspective

You’re currently chair of the board of…