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Volume 95, Issue 2 (2026)

Carbon River flowing through the former Carbon River Road prism near Falls Creek on the northwest side of Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. The road was repeatedly damaged by flooding beginning in the 1990s and was ultimately lost during the park’s flood of record on November 6, 2006. The Carbon River, which originates at Carbon Glacier, reoccupied this portion of the former road corridor during storms in December 2025 (Photo Credit: Scott Beason)

Complete Edition

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The Compass - Volume 95 Issue 2 - Complete Issue
Scott R. Beason

Article

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Beyond the poster session: Turning a scientific poster into a publishable manuscript
Scott R. Beason

News Updates

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In memoriam: Dr. Don C. Steinker (1936-2026), paleobiologist, teacher, editor, and mentor
Margaret M. Yacobucci, Susan T. Goldstein, and Ronald E. Martin

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A tribute to Frank Delno Holland, Jr. (1924-2023), Sigma Gamma Epsilon National President (1970-1975), paleontologist, and friend
John M. Erickson

Carbon River flowing through the former Carbon River Road prism near Falls Creek on the northwest side of Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. The road was repeatedly damaged by flooding beginning in the 1990s and was ultimately lost during the park’s flood of record on November 6, 2006. The Carbon River, which originates at Carbon Glacier, reoccupied this portion of the former road corridor during storms in December 2025 (Photo Credit: Scott Beason)

Editors

SGE National Editor
Scott R. Beason