European beech tree on campus
Campus, Arches

A Celebration of Trees

REGAL BEAUTY HOW DID A GIANT SEQUOIA END UP IN THE MIDDLE OF CAMPUS…
Alexey Rudolph Root ’83, photo courtesy of Alexey Rudolph Root ’83
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

Chess Champion and Author

CHESS EXPERT Alexey Rudolph Root…
Nabil Ayers ’93, photo by Bill Cardoni
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

Roots Reflections: A Rich Education

Nirvana’s debut album Bleach was released in June 1989. Three months later, during my first week of…
Kristen Bor ’05, photo courtesy of Kristen Bor ’05
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

Making Her Own Road

OUTDOOR LIFE Kristen Bor ’05 has…
Ben Tromly
Faculty, Arches

Ask the Expert: Ben Tromly

Professor of Russian and European History Ben Tromly helps to make sense of the ongoing conflict.…
Zion National Park by Sy Bean
ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Arches

A Complicated History

While growing up near Seattle, Adam Sowards ’95 wasn’t exactly a lover of the outdoors. In fact,…
Isiaah Crawford
Campus, Arches

Influencers and Mentors

Q: You were raised by your mother, aunt…
Envy Illustration for Arches, spring 2022, by Kristopher Nystrom
Faculty, Arches

The Virtues of Envy

Envy is a powerful emotion, condemned across cultures and religions, and accused of rooting the…
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…
Devin Anderson ’22 and dog
Arches, Students

A Time To Explore

They work with a faculty member in the spring to craft a proposal and then, if the proposal is…
Two female students hold a large water-filtering apparatus on a dock at the Puget Sound
Community, Arches, Students

Where Is the Methane in the Ocean Coming From?

Clarissa Troutman ’22 has spent a lot of time on the Puget Sound, hanging out with friends, but…