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The Newsroom SU News
The Newsroom is Seattle University’s central news site featuring the news and human interest stories that tell the Seattle University story. The Newsroom features rich storytelling showcasing the distinctiveness of a Seattle University education and the success and leadership of our alumni, faculty-scholars and innovative degree and program offerings.
Seattle University Magazine
Featured Story
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From the Redhawks to the Cy Young
Tarik Skubal, ’18, an SU Athletics Hall of Famer, wins Major League Baseball’s top prize for pitching.
The Stories of Seattle University
Top Legal Mind
Law Dean Varona named one of the most influential legal scholars in the U.S.
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Acclaimed Author Prachi Gupta to Speak at Seattle University
The author will discuss her book, They Called Us Exceptional, on February 20.
Cozy Up with A Good Book
Expand your reading list with the latest diverse works by faculty authors.
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New Seattle Council Members Coming to Seattle University
Rob Saka (District 1), Joy Hollingsworth (District 3), Maritza Rivera (District 4), Cathy Moore (District 5), Robert Kettle (District 7) and Tanya Woo (citywide) will speak on February 13 as part of 'Conversations' series.
The Student Becomes the Teacher
Assistant Chemistry Professor Christopher Whidbey started at Seattle University thinking he would go to medical school. Instead, his experience as an undergraduate led him in a new direction.
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Time Running Out to Contribute to Public Safety Survey
The 9th annual survey, administered by Seattle University’s Crime and Justice Research Center, will accept public comments until November 30.