Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Allow Dreamers to become police officers to better serve our communitiesA guest opinion column penned by three professors in Seattle U's Criminal Justice program urges changes to state law to allow "Dreamers" to become police officers.October 30, 2019
Invalid ImageSU in the News: The Shooting of Seattle Police Officer Timothy Brenton, 10 Years LaterSeattle Met magazine's look back at the killings of police in Seattle a decade ago includes research done by Seattle U criminal justice Associate Professor Matthew Hickman, PhD.October 22, 2019
Learning by ServingA passion for international service helps students define future paths.October 18, 2019
Invalid ImageLongtime Seattle barber stays put in gentrifying neighborhood with help from Seattle UniversityEarl’s Cuts and Styles celebrated the opening of its new shop in the Central District, thanks to a Seattle U program aimed at helping local businesses thrive.October 18, 2019
Alfie Scholar Haley Cummins Featured as One of 100 Young Local ChangemakersSeattle U student Haley Cummins (Strategic Communications ’21) is one of 100 young local changemakers featured in the We the Future exhibit curated by the Gates Foundation Discovery Center. October 17, 2019
Making Wishes Come TrueMelissa Arias, '01 JD, is the new president and CEO of Make-A-Wish® Alaska and Washington.October 14, 2019
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Q13 Fox story about Turkey's offensive in Kurdish SyriaOnur Bakiner, an assistant professor of political science at Seattle University, said he believes the military invasion will deepen the humanitarian crisis.October 10, 2019
My Journey to Zambia with Seattle University's KiloWatts for HumanitySU women’s swimmer Julia Gorman, '20, was one of two students selected to accompany a team of professional electrical engineers to Cheeba, Zambia to install a microgrid that powers energy kiosks with solar panels. The senior from Bend, Oregon wrote a summary of her experience and work in Africa.October 9, 2019
A Priest for His Brother PriestsFather Arturo Araujo returns to his alma mater to become rector of the Arrupe Jesuit Community.October 4, 2019
Seattle University Launches Largest-Ever Comprehensive CampaignThe $275 million Campaign for the Uncommon Good will fund scholarships, student programs and the new Center for Science and InnovationOctober 2, 2019
News MakerIf you met Teresa Wippel, she wouldn’t tell you about how difficult it is thrive in media today. Instead, she might regale you with a story about her early days at The Spectator, Seattle University’s student newspaper, where she wrote moral pronouncements by typewriter, or how she met Walter Cronkite in the spring of her freshman year.September 23, 2019
New ColleaguesLet's welcome the following new faculty and staff who are joining us or taking on new roles for the 2019-2020 academic year.September 20, 2019
Remembering Father ReichmannJames Reichmann, S.J., served SU for more than a half a centurySeptember 16, 2019
“The Shame of Losing”A staff member’s debut book is nominated for a Washington State Book Award.September 16, 2019
Lifting up the Best of CatholicismJeanette Rodriguez begins as interim director of the Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture.September 13, 2019
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the news: Why do Seattleites complain so much?Kathleen Cook, PhD, chair of the Seattle U Psychology program, was among those interviewed to answer this question in a replay of a SoundQ weekly podcast. September 12, 2019
Invalid ImageSeattle U alum and former board member named new United Way of King County president and CEOGordon McHenry, Jr., '79, is a lawyer and was named Alumnus of the Year in 2013.September 10, 2019
Remembering Mary BartholetLongtime nursing professor was a credit to her profession and a supporter of SU's mission.September 5, 2019
Invalid ImageCollege-bound kids? 3 low-tech tips from a mom and college admissions counselorSeattle U admissions counselor Christine Campbell offers three low-tech tips for parents of first-time college bound students. August 29, 2019
Albers Business Plan Competition Alumni Find SuccessAutomated sunscreen dispensers, fast-casual salads, plant-based creamers and a system to stabilize loads suspended under helicopters. All are up and coming products of start-up businesses begun after their founders entered the Harriett Stephenson Business Plan Competition as Seattle U students or alumni.August 26, 2019
Her Classroom Is the SeaAn SU student conducted research on climate change in the Pacific Ocean this summer.August 23, 2019
Seattle U/Woodland Park Zoo Urban Carnivore Project Invites Citizen Scientists to Report Critter SightingsThe next phase of the Seattle Urban Carnivore Project, a collaboration between the Woodland Park Zoo and Seattle University Associate Professor of Biology Mark Jordan, PhD, has begun with the launch today of a “carnivore spotter” website.August 12, 2019
Civility and Reclaiming the Idea of AmericaPresident Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J., received a standing ovation after he gave the inaugural keynote talk at a Seattle 4 Rotary meeting in July that launched the club's emphasis this year on civic engagement and civil discourse. July 24, 2019
Powering ThroughSU mathematics professors contribute to a new book for students struggling in the discipline.June 25, 2019
Seattle University Hires New CFOWilson Garone, an accomplished leader and financial professional, will join Seattle University this summer.June 24, 2019
Annual Athletics Awards Honor SeniorsSeattle U celebrated its year in athletics, honored its senior class and handed out awards to Redhawks who excelled in competition, the classroom, and the community in 2018-19.June 24, 2019
Commencement 2019 Central: Relive all the joyful moments!We present video and photo coverage of the class of 2019 as we bid best wishes to our 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students during commencement ceremonies on June 16. June 24, 2019
One Year LaterFather Chepe discusses the crisis in Nicaragua and its effect on our sister Jesuit university.June 21, 2019
Catching Up with Father SteveSU's president shares his thoughts on the 2018-2019 academic year, what's ahead for SU, his favorite books from the past year and more.June 11, 2019
Student Engineering Team Wins Award at 2019 Washington GIS ConferenceWorking with Sound Transit, the team designed an Interactive Noise Map Application (INMA) for customer access to Light Rail noise data and earned a second place award.June 4, 2019
Celebrating Student ScholarshipAn impressive array of student research was presented at the Seattle University Undergraduate Research Association (SUURA) Conference on May 31.June 3, 2019
No Argument Here: Ethics Bowl Team Created Opportunities for its StudentsThe way Ben Howe sees it, the Seattle U Ethics Bowl team he coaches that finished #6 in the nation this year is a great achievement—but not the be-all and end-all.June 3, 2019
President Sundborg Receives 2019 Seattle-King County First Citizen AwardSeattle University Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J., was celebrated as the 81st recipient of the prestigious Seattle-King County First Citizen Award.May 28, 2019
Toward a More Inclusive TheaterRed Talk presenter talks about putting a more diverse cast on stage.May 17, 2019
Another Great Crosscut Festival at Seattle UniversityThe Crosscut Festival in early May brought more than 1,600 people to Seattle University.May 17, 2019
Seattle U Produces Record Number of FulbrightsA record-setting eight Seattle University students and recent alumni have been awarded prestigious 2019-2020 Fulbright Grants to study, research and work abroad.May 17, 2019