Following a basketball game played by the men's teams from both schools, the winning school will accept the Capital Cup trophy, the president of the losing school will accept a silly hat, and fans will celebrate or drown their sorrows in pizza. The day's program includes presentations by President Les Purce and other faculty, meetings with a full range of campus community members, and campus tours. Reservations are not necessary. The event is free and open to the public. The lecture series, which used to feature noon presentations by faculty from Evergreen and South Puget Sound Community College, as well as representatives from the community, was recently restarted by Becky Liebman '77.
Lectures are free and open to the public.
All listed events are free and open to the public. Responses for reception helpful. Tacoma Greg Youtz, who is a former Evergreen student as well as the son of founding faculty member Byron Youtz, will deliver three pre-concert lectures during this year's Tacoma Symphony season. Greg is a Pacific Lutheran University professor, as well as a composer. Compositions by Greg will be performed by the symphony on March 30.