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N. Scott Momaday, Native American Writer and Advocate of the Oral Tradition

TACOMA, Wash. – N. Scott Momaday, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, scholar, and radio and…

Matelich Scholars Named: Anneke Fleming and Emma Piorier

TACOMA, Wash. – A soccer team captain who lost everything in a fire and then re-created her…

Lillis Scholars: Bethany Llewellyn and Manya Mutschler-Aldine

TACOMA, Wash. – A young conservationist who wrestled with conflicting ethical arguments…

Clarissa Sligh: Artist and Activist; Fumiko Kimura ’77: Sumi Artist

TACOMA, Wash. – Nationally recognized artist Clarissa Sligh is exhibiting her works in a…

Big Work in the Hands of Young Scientists

Moses Lee was thinking. Here he was, program director for research and science at the…

Found in Space: Robots Run by Schoolkids Compete in Space

TACOMA, Wash. – NASA astronaut Jack Fischer will be in the hot seat on the International Space…

ARTBARN Creates a Novel Summer Theater Experience

TACOMA, Wash. – In the near future, war has left us isolated in a rogue state where lawlessness…

Puget Sound Students Win 200+ National Scholarships in 17 Years

TACOMA, Wash. – Eighteen students and recent alumni of the �� have won…

PSBS 7th Annual Exhibition: "Northwest Musings"

TACOMA, Wash. — What images and ideas occur to you when you hear the words “Pacific…

Students Get into Hot Water (Research)—Hoping to Pull the Plug on Energy Overuse

TACOMA, Wash. – This is the year for something different in a decade-long research…

Shereen LaPlantz Collection of Artists’ Books Donated to Collins Memorial Library

TACOMA, Wash. – A collection of works by Shereen LaPlantz, internationally…

Watson Fellow Travels the Globe on Mission of Learning

TACOMA, Wash. – Angelica Spearwoman ’17, has been named a national Watson Fellow, earning her a…