‘Hairy’ Situation

Adventure and comedy—loaded with motley characters and theatrical surprises—come together in The Hairy Baby, written and directed by Fine Arts Professor Ki Gottberg.

The play tells the tale of a mystery baby that enters the life of a young couple and causes them to question everything, including their love.

The show runs May 8-18 at the Lee Center for the Arts.

Show times and ticket information

 

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Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels celebrated Seattle University's upcoming move to Division I at an annual dinner and auction for the SU men's basketball program at The Triple Door in downtown Seattle. Mayor Nickels was among the more than 150 people at the May 10 event, which raised nearly $70,000 for men's basketball.

Read more about the evening's highlights.

Winningest Season

The SU softball team has much to celebrate with an impressive 38-14 regular season record-the best in the program's history. After making it into the third round of the NCAA West Regional the team lost to Cal State Bernardino 10-8 on May 9, to ends its season..

Read more about the game and the past season.

Mahalo, SU!

Good food and entertainment, steeped in culture and tradition, typified the 47th annual luau festival, presented by the Hui O Nani Hawaii club. The event, May 3 at Campion Ballroom, is organized by one of the oldest and largest student clubs on campus and is a staple of spring at Seattle University. Attendees were treated to an authentic Hawaiian meal and dances from the island.

Learn more about the Hui O Nani Hawaii club.

Peter O'Neil gives Melissa Heintz a lift during a performance.

Green Power

Environmental engineering student Sonya Milonova, '09, has been selected as a 2008 Udall Scholar, a first for Seattle University. The Morris K. Udall Foundation awarded biology major Paul Brown, '09, an honorable mention. The scholarship is given to students who plan to pursue careers in environmental fields.

Learn more about SU's civil and environmental engineering program.

Sonya Milonova with Paul Brown and Gordon Miller, environmental studies program coordinator and faculty representative for the Udall Scholarship.