Arches is the alumni magazine of Puget Sound, serving more than 40,000 Loggers worldwide.
Guided by the intellectually curious and humanist values of the liberal arts, Arches strives to capture and convey the ethos of the college through stories that are relevant to the times we are living in and that amplify the voices and experiences of Loggers in an effort to foster understanding and fuel connection within our community and beyond.
In his newest book, historian Adam Sowards ’95 examines the long-running tensions between environmentalists and industry over public lands in the West.
Assistant Professor America Chambers talks about how she taught a computer to write poetry—and how we’re a long way from computers taking over the world.
Envy may be one of the seven deadly sins, but it can be a catalyst for growth, according to Sara Protasi, associate professor of philosophy.
This year’s Professional Achievement Award winner tells compelling stories—and teaches others to do the same.
Alexey Rudolph Root ’83 helps put female chess champions on the map.
Torey Anderson DPT'18 is the head physical therapist for the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski Team.
Musician Neal Berntsen ’82 has "hit the trumpet-player lottery" landing his current gig with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.
Founder of Barefoot Theory Kristen Bor ’05 has been living in a van and working from the road for six years.
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