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Scholars for Justice

Scholars for Justice

Chanele Brothers (left) and Sarah Haywood are the School of Law's 2010 Scholars for Justice. They received full-tuition scholarships recognizing their community service efforts before law school and their commitment to work for a more just and humane world.

Read more about Brothers and Haywood and other scholarship recipients. | Feature archive

Groovin' Concert

Groovin' Concert

Seattle University's first Concert for Community: Groovin' on the Green brought out many members of the community for an afternoon of live, local music on SU's campus. Concert-goers soaked up the sun and the music of the Garfield High Jazz Combo, the Goody Bagg Band, Total Experience Gospel Choir and Anzanga Marimba. Thanks to everyone for coming out and to our concert co-organizers Jackson Street Music Program and Sandusky Radio, and community co-sponsors, Cupcake Royale and Bluebird ice cream.

View our photo gallery from the event. | Feature archivE

Reminiscing Reunion

Reminiscing Reunion

Dick McDermott and guests mingle at the Class of 1970 reunion festivities at Seattle University. Graduates from 1970 joined alumni from 1960 for a weekend of reunion events, which included Mass at the Chapel of St. Ignatius, tours of campus and more.

View photos from the reunions. | Feature archive

Setting the Standard

Setting the Standard

Seattle University senior volleyball setter Jamie Mellies is a candidate for the 2010 Lowe's Senior CLASS award in her sport. A standout on the team, Mellies is the second-leading setter in SU volleyball history. The Lowe's award recognizes student athletes who excel in their sport, in the classroom and in their community.
Read more about the award.| Feature archive

Seattle U Ranks in the Top 10

Seattle U Ranks in the Top 10

For the 10th consecutive year, Seattle University is ranked in the top 10 of best colleges in the West by U.S. News & World Report. In the 2011 rankings, SU moved up to 6th place among regional universities in the western U.S., up from a 7th place ranking last year. The prestigious ranking is consistent with the university's investment in academics, overall campus experience, and commitment to social justice and service.

Read more about SU's rankings. | Feature archive


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Seattle University, founded in 1891, is a Jesuit Catholic university located on 48 acres on Seattle's Capitol Hill. More than 7,500 students are enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs within eight schools. U.S. News and World Report's "Best Colleges 2011" ranks Seattle University among the top 10 universities in the West that offer a full range of masters and undergraduate programs. Learn more.