Making a DifferenceThe Costco Scholarship Breakfast raises record support for deserving students.September 26, 2017
Professors Awarded NFS GrantThe National Science Foundation awarded a grant to Dr. Tanya Hayes and Dr. Felipe Murtinho for a new project, "RUI: What happens when payments stop? Collective resource management under the rise and fall of payment for environmental services.”September 20, 2017
(Career) Game, Set, MatchSports journalist Nick McCarvel, '08, is making a name for himself in the tennis world.September 18, 2017
Onur Bakiner, PhD, Assistant Professor in Political Science, Receives Best Book AwardOnur Bakiner, PhD, Assistant Professor in Political Science, has received the Best Book Award from the Human Rights section of the American Political Science Association (APSA) for Truth Commissions: Memory, Power, and Legitimacy. August 31, 2017
2017 Gregory Awards for Theatre Feature Seattle U ConnectionsCongratulations to Seattle U Theatre Professor Rosa Joshi for her Gregory Awards nomination for Outstanding DirectorAugust 22, 2017
Seattle University Math Professor Receives National Teaching AwardSteven Klee, PhD, was named a recipient of a prestigious 2017 Henry L. Alder Award from the Mathematical Association of AmericaJuly 26, 2017
MSAL Alum's Company Among “100 Best Companies to Work for”Volt Athletics Inc., cofounded and lead by CEO Dan Guiliani, MSAL ‘10, was named to Seattle Business Magazine’s 2017 “100 Best Companies to Work For” in Washington State.June 26, 2017
Q&A with Father Steve: 2016-2017President holds forth on a wide range of subjects, including Seattle U, faith, lighthouses and licorice.June 7, 2017
Exemplary ColleaguesFaculty and staff receive special recognition at 2017 appreciation event.May 31, 2017
Provost's Faculty AwardsJennifer Loertscher and Quinton Morris receive prestigious awardsMay 23, 2017
How to Persevere: the Amazing Story of Criminal Justice Graduate Steve Jenkins15-year journey to a degree included medical challenges: Cystic fibrosis, two lung transplants and cancerMay 23, 2017
Dean's Blog: Journey to JakartaJoe Phillips of Albers shares details of his recent trip to Indonesia.May 19, 2017
Bannan ScholarsThe 2017-2018 Bannan Scholars were announced by Interim Provost Bob Dullea today.May 18, 2017
Future of Community EngagementDavid Bley, ’80, is reflecting on what drew him to public service and philanthropy nearly four decades ago. “All human beings are a product of their time, place and family."May 17, 2017
Human Rights CrusaderSchool of Law Professor directs the International Human Rights Clinic (IHRC) that is helping to shape the next generation of legal advocates.May 17, 2017
Care for a More Humane WorldThen a Seattle University nursing student, Rebecca Okelo, ’07 BSN, ’15 LEMBA, was forever changed by a junior year service trip to Ghana where she witnessed advanced-stage AIDS patients being denied routine medical care.May 17, 2017
Seattle University to Host Program on American Literature for International ScholarsThis summer, Seattle University will host the Study of the U.S. Institute for Scholars (SUSI) on Contemporary American Literature, a program of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. May 16, 2017
Spotlighting Student ScholarshipUndergraduate students write new chapter with inaugural research journalMay 11, 2017
David Leigh, SJ, Receives 2017-2018 McGoldrick FellowshipSeattle University President Stephen V. Sundborg, SJ, announced today that David Leigh, S.J., professor of English, is the 2017-2018 recipient of the McGoldrick Fellowship. Named for Father James McGoldrick, a beloved Seattle University Jesuit, the fellowship recognizes an extraordinary faculty member who embodies the mission and values of our institution.May 5, 2017
Tenure and PromotionInterim Provost announced the faculty who are receiving tenure or being promoted.May 1, 2017
Backbone of Financial AidSU's president joins other education leaders in asking legislature to fully fund State Need Grant.April 17, 2017
Another Shrimp in the Wall: Newly Discovered Pistol Shrimp With Bright Pink Claw Is Named After Pink FloydSeattle U biology professor Kristin Hultgren and colleagues in the UK named their find Synalpheus pinkfloydi - a strikingly bright pink-clawed species of pistol shrimp - in recognition of the discoverers’ favorite rock band – Pink Floyd.April 12, 2017
Gutiérrez Y Muhs Publishes New BooksProfessor Gabriella Gutiérrez y Muhs, PhD recently published two new books. She edited Word Images: New Perspectives on Canícula and Other Works by Norma Elia Cantú, a collection of critical essays highlighting Cantú's contribution as a folklorist, writer, scholar, critic and teacher. The Runaway Poems, A Manual of Love, a collection of her own poetry, was published recently as well.April 6, 2017
Arnold Designs Costumes for Stage and FilmHarmony Arnold, MFA, Associate Professor, Performing Arts & Arts Leadership recently designed costumes for Murder for Two, the latest collaboration between The 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT Theatre.April 3, 2017
New Dean of Lemieux Library NamedSarah Barbara Watstein, university librarian and university accreditation coordinator at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, has been named the new dean of the Lemieux Library.April 3, 2017
SU Historians Awarded Fulbright GrantsKasey Deems and Dr. Julie Weiskopf have received Fulbright awards.March 30, 2017
Dr. Quinton Morris Selected for Seattle Arts CommissionDr. Quinton Morris is a concert violinist, educator, entrepreneur, filmmaker and founder of The Young Eight String Octet, comprised of distinguished African American string players from the nation’s most prestigious music schools.March 29, 2017
Named Men’s Basketball NamedJim Hayford comes to Seattle U from Eastern Washington University where he spent the last six years at the helm of the Eagles’ program.March 29, 2017
Research Rock StarWhen Tsehay Abebe, ’13, arrived in Seattle at the age of 17, it was the first time she been outside of her hometown in Ethiopia.March 17, 2017
A Jesuit Priest Walks Into a Chemistry Classroom . . . As the ProfessorFaculty profile: Eric Watson, S.J.March 2, 2017
Five More YearsSU's trustees vote to reappoint Father Steve to a fifth five-year term and strengthen the university's SRI effortsMarch 1, 2017
Adjunct & AuthorTelecom veteran and cyber spy novelist Alan Johnston brings real world experience to readers and studentsFebruary 27, 2017
2017 Alumni Award Winners AnnouncedSeattle University announced the 2017 Alumni Award winners today who span graduation dates between 1961 and 2008 and encompass a wide range of service work to the university and the greater community.February 15, 2017
Real-World BusinessThe career of Finance Professor Jot Yau, PhD, CFA reflects a knack for reading global financial market trends.January 31, 2017
Educator of the YearBecky Cobb of the School of Theology and Ministry receives Educator of the Year awardJanuary 27, 2017
Excellence in ResearchMary Alberg receives a new research award presented by the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.November 22, 2016
New LeaderFather Arturo Sosa was elected Superior General of the Jesuits at General Congregation 36 earlier this month in Rome.October 24, 2016
Quite the Family LegacySinead Thornhill is the 25th member of her family to attend Seattle UOctober 24, 2016
The Catholic Church and SportPatrick Kelly, S.J., participates in a worldwide gathering hosted by the VaticanOctober 12, 2016
Dancer, Engineer, MathematicianSU senior Sara Beery has received a prestigious NSF fellowship.June 8, 2016
Presidential PonderingsFather Steve gamely fields questions on Seattle University and a variety of other topics.June 8, 2016
Mirroring the MissionDiane Schmitz and Byron Lynch are being honored with exemplary staff awards.May 25, 2016
Narrowing the GapRoshanak Roshandel is first woman chair of Computer Science and Software EngineeringMay 10, 2016
How Women DecideNew book by Therese Huston looks at gender differences, similarities in problem-solving.April 25, 2016
Deeply CommittedThis year’s Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign co-chairs live and breathe Seattle U.April 12, 2016
Teacher-Scholar Personified2016-2017 McGoldrick Fellow Dan Dombrowski sits down with The CommonsMarch 30, 2016
Moonlighting for the Last SunsetLuke Green and friends develop a sci-fi card game now in stores.January 19, 2016
Demystifying the Faculty DeveloperStudy coauthored by David Green provides the fullest picture to date.December 8, 2015
Honoring a True Person for OthersLongtime SU supporter and advocate Anne Farrell is this year's Ignatius Medal recipient.October 26, 2015
Religion and PoliticsProfessor Dan Dombrowski addresses European Parliament on a volatile, vexing issue.October 26, 2015
Just for Sport?New book edited by Patrick Kelly, S.J., is a critical examination of youth sports in the U.S. October 26, 2015
Excellence by DesignComputer Science and Software Engineering Professor Adair Dingle has won an Alpha Sigma Nu Book Award.October 13, 2015
Good TheaterAlbers professor Meena Rishi is the first South Asian woman to be nominated for a Gregory Award.October 13, 2015
Reflective LeadershipSGSU President Mallory Barnes-Ohlson is drawing on Jesuit principles to improve the student experience.October 13, 2015
Welcome, Newcomers!SU welcomes nearly 120 new faculty and staff for 2015-2016 academic year.September 28, 2015
Invaluable ExperienceSU student Alaina Bever participates in a prestigious scholars program.August 18, 2015
“You Shall Always be in My Heart”Father Sullivan's enduring love for SU was evident in his final commencement speech as president.July 13, 2015
Honoring in MemoryPresident Stephen Sundborg, S.J., announced that Michael Silver will posthumously be awarded the James B. McGoldrick, S.J., Fellowship.May 18, 2015
A Life of Adventures and … LlamasLarry Hubbell has taken an interesting journey to SU’s Institute of Public Service.May 4, 2015
My Fluorescent GodSU alumnus Joe Guppy's book chronicles his struggle with mental illness.April 21, 2015
Three Decades of DistinctionPast and present Alumni Awards winners will be fêted on April 18.April 7, 2015
Celebratory NewsTenure and promotions for faculty have been announced for next academic year.March 25, 2015
Part of the SolutionNursing Dean Kristen Swanson is appointed to a key national leadership post.February 23, 2015
Top of the ListSU is among the nation's top producers of Fulbright scholars and students.February 23, 2015
Forty Five Minutes with FrancisPresident Stephen Sundborg, S.J., recounts the unusual chain of events that placed him in the company of the leader of the Catholic Church.November 13, 2014
Natural LeaderStudent Government President Eric Sype's leadership skills surfaced at an early age.October 13, 2014
Q&A with Tammy LiddellThe new director of Campus Ministry is finding SU a familiar yet distinctive place.August 19, 2014
Parting WordsA retiring Albers professor looks back on an illustrious career that spanned 47 years.July 8, 2014
Catching up with Ryan SawyerSU's second Rhodes Scholar talks about his time at the university and life since graduating.July 8, 2014
Presidential PerspectiveFather Sundborg reflects on the soon-to-be-concluded academic year, and more…much more.June 3, 2014
Accolades Add UpController's Office staff members Mark Schoen and Jonathan Seeber will receive this year's staff awards.May 20, 2014
Turning a Challenge into a GiftSU student Maia Schumacher receives a national award for overcoming obstacles.May 6, 2014