University of Puget Sound

10/01/2026

September 30 ➡️ October 1 🎃
We're not wasting any time this year.

09/30/2026

The Seattle Mariners may have a decision to make, but we already know who we’d choose. 😉⚾

Puget Sound alumnus and former Logger baseball player Kai Correa ’11 is among the names being considered for the Mariners’ next manager.

Once a Logger, always a Logger. 🪓🪵

The search for Dan Wilson's successor is expected to begin in earnest this week. Here's a list of potential managers likely to pique the Mariners' interest.

09/25/2026

The University of Puget Sound has announced civil rights advocate and public service leader Mathew S. Nosanchuk as the featured speaker for the 2026 Swope Endowed Lecture.
Nosanchuk will present “Bending the Broken Arc: Reckoning, Responsibility, and Renewal,” exploring justice, ethics, and responsibility in today’s society.
📅 Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m.
📍 Schneebeck Concert Hall
🎟️ Free and open to the public

The University of Puget Sound is honored to announce that Mathew S. Nosanchuk, Lerner Family Associate Dean for Public Interest and Public Service Law at George Washington University, will deliver the upcoming Swope Endowed Lecture. Nosanchuk will deliver the lecture at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 29, 2026,....

09/24/2026

For Roy Kersten-Hellikson ’27, summer research meant welding, weaving, and pushing his art in a new direction.
The studio art major created a series of five steel-and-weaving sculptures designed to make art feel more welcoming, conversational, and accessible.
Read more about Roy’s work and see it on display in Kittredge Gallery through September.

This fall, five steel-and-weaving sculptures hang in the Kittredge Art Gallery, part of a summer research project that represents an artistic shift for their creator. Roy Kersten-Hellikson ’27 has spent the summer welding, polishing, and weaving as part of a research project focused on developing ...

09/23/2026

Our Summer Internship Symposium celebrated the incredible work students did alongside local community partners this summer.

09/22/2026

Meet Dr. John Johnson, Puget Sound’s new interim vice president for institutional equity and diversity.
With 30 years of experience in higher education, Johnson brings a deep commitment to building communities where everyone has the opportunity to feel welcomed and valued.
We sat down with him for five questions about belonging, inclusive excellence, what brought him to Puget Sound, and what he’s been up to outside of work.

Read the full Q&A:

This summer, Dr. John Johnson joined the University of Puget Sound as interim vice president for institutional equity and diversity. A native of Philadelphia, Johnson earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology from Penn State, a master’s degree in educational psychology from Ball State Universit...

09/21/2026

To celebrate Constitution Day, we challenged our Loggers to name as many constitutional amendments as they could. No Google. No hints. 🇺🇸🤔

09/18/2026

This summer, Loggers across disciplines turned their questions and passions into full-time research projects alongside faculty mentors. Meet four students who spent 10 weeks digging deeper, testing ideas, and discovering where their research might take them next.

Here at the University of Puget Sound, students take their fresh insights and ideas far beyond the classroom, turning passion projects into reality through the Office of Experiential Learning’s Summer Research program. Working closely with a faculty advisor, they spend the summer exploring questio...

09/17/2026

Explain your research to a 5 year old. 🤔📚