Alanna Volk ’22
Campus, Students

At ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú, Preventing Sexual Assault Starts With Education

Alanna Volk ’22 is on a mission to end sexual assaults and promote healthy relationships through…
Capriana Jiang ’22
Community, Students

Puget Sound Pre-Med Student on a Mission To Provide Equal Access to Health Care

On a typical weeknight, you can find Capriana Jiang ’23 at the Neighborhood Clinic in Tacoma’s…
Nola Thury ’22 talking with a woman at a table
Students

Puget Sound Student Gives a Voice to People Behind Bars

Nola Thury ’22 was a first-year student when they attended their first event at the Northwest…
Alden Robert ’23 moves a blue recycling bin
Campus, Students

At Puget Sound, Environmental Sustainability Goes Beyond the Recycling Bin

For Alden Robert ’23, creating an environmentally sustainable campus involves a lot more than…
Sarah Comstock
Campus, Students

ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú Names Sarah Comstock as Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

Sarah Comstock TACOMA, Wash. –…
Male student shares research poster with female guest
Students

ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú Named a Top Producer of Fulbright U.S. Students

TACOMA, Wash. – University of Puget…
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…
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-…
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…
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…
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 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…