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Perfect Chaos

Cinda Johnson, left, of the College of Education and her daughter, Linea, '10, have written a dual memoir describing their experiences dealing with Linea's bipolar disorder. Read more about the just-released book and their story of struggle and hope.

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Thank You, Father Kelliher!

Longtime criminal justice professor is retiring after 40 years of teaching at SU.

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 SU celebrates partnership with neighborhood, honors leaders in community engagement

Spirit of Community

SU celebrates partnership with neighborhood and honors leaders in community engagement.

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"It's a New Day"

Susan Vosper talks about the state of Alumni Relations at Seattle University.

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Answer Me This

Q:
How can I find out more about changes to staff pay that are coming for fiscal year 2013?

Answer Me This is a forum for addressing questions about working at Seattle University and campus life.

All Things Jesuit

Building hope

Graduation gifts come in many forms, but this year a group of MBA students has chosen a very unconventional and moving way to honor one of their classmates as he prepares to receive his diploma.

SU Snapshot

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John Foster, S.J., strikes again! The frequent Commons contributor sent in this beautiful shot of our campus. Thank you, Father Foster!

 

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The Watercooler

PatTwohy_WCPat Twohy, S.J., who has been working alongside the Native peoples of the Northwest since 1974, will give a talk at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 22, in Administration 307. Twohy will explore the spiritual dimensions of Catholic-Indian dialogue. You can check out the event flyer here.

 

 
Mike Attie, adjunct professor of English, who does a lot of volunteer work at Seattle Children's Hospital, came up with a fun idea for the patients and proposed it to his students, who then created this video. The video has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times.

 

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Achievements

Conference and Event Services earns national award

Conference and Event Services was awarded the Outstanding Institutional Achievement Award by the Association of Collegiate Conference and Events Directors-International (ACCED-I) at their 32nd Annual Conference on March 27 in Denver. Seattle University was recognized for their engagement of student workers. Accepting the award, from left, were CES staff Kate Kelly, assistant director, Kathryn Morse, director, and Matthew Taylor, lead event coordinator. For more information, visit ACCED-I.

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Poll

If asked, would you deliver SU's commencement address?