Audio versions of selected articles from the Autumn 2014 issue of Arches Alumni Magazine

Ron Spears '88, "A Blue Collar Artist," read by Cathy Tollefson '83, P'17

Diversions Soundscape 4

Ahoy, Loggers and landlubbers!

Today we be celebratin' scurvy scalawags and gentlemen o' fortune, alike. So settle in, me hearties, put yer wooden legs up, and ready yoursele'es for a great grand collection o' pirate jokes!

*Bonus content from Open Line, Puget Sound's faculty-staff e-newsletter, provided by Logger Sarah Stall*

International Talk Like a Pirate Day 2016

University of Puget Sound Adelphians performing The Heart's Reflection by Daniel Elder

The Heart's Reflection

Listen to an excerpt of Symphony Tacoma performing Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4 Finale. Excerpt and image courtesy of Symphony Tacoma

Symphony Tacoma: Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 Finale (excerpt)

Logger Day Challenge Ring Tone, performed on violin by Professor of Music Maria Sampen

Puget Sound Alma Mater

Hack Hack, Chop Chop

19. Noel Naomi LaViolette '98

15. Gloria In Excelsis Deo (from Christmas Cantata) Daniel Pinkham

Sample clips from the Adelphian Concert Choir album In Paradisum

11. The Water Is Wide, Craig Hella Johnson

1. Thou Whose Harmony, Stephen Chatman

14. Hark I Hear The Harps Eternal, Arr. Alice Parker

Part of the Race Matters: Continuing the Conversation series, June 24, 2020

This discussion was presented by Professor Monica DeHart, sociology and anthropology; Professor Robin Jacobson, government and politics; and Associate Professor Andrew Gomez, history

Race Matters: Policing Citizenship

University of Puget Sound is a selective liberal arts college in the Pacific Northwest. Puget Sound is a community proud to be many things. The student body consists of approximately 2,600 individuals all working hard toward unique goals while engaging the world around them in diverse ways. Many Puget Sound students take on multiple minors, major in interdisciplinary fields, and travel abroad. Some perform at Puget Sound’s renowned School of Music while pursuing degrees in over 50 academic fields. They take on internships, build apps, and start companies as part of the Business and Leadership Program. Many join one of the more than 100 student-run organizations on campus, and sometimes even start their own. Still others do experiments in nearby waterways, mountains, and national parks, or in science lab facilities ranked top 20 in the nation by The Princeton Review. Puget Sound professors personally know their students and receive more Carnegie Foundation teaching awards than any other

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