BookFest2012JimMartin_MainA Day to Search

"Colbert Chaplain" James Martin, S.J., center, with School of Theology and Ministry Dean Mark Markuly, left, and President Stephen Sundborg, S.J., joined Mary Oliver as keynote speaker at STM's fourth annual Search for Meaning Book Festival on Feb. 4. More than 2,000 attendees had the chance to interact with 40-plus authors and consider questions most fundamental to the human condition.

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“Am I an American?”

The School of Law will honor the late Gordon Hirabayashi for his principled stand against an unjust government policy.

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Educated for Others

SU is among the nation’s top producers of Peace Corps volunteers.

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Goodbye, Carbon Footprint

SU puts its buildings in neutral with facilities upgrades, offsets.

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Answer Me This

Q:
It’s performance appraisal time—how can I learn more about the process?

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

All Things Jesuit

A new book for the Bible?

Rector Pat Howell, S.J., writes about Jesuit playwright Bill Cain's latest play.

SU Snapshot

ConnectionsDelivery_SnapshotTerbinos Gebremariam (a.k.a. "T") heads off to deliver a recent issue of Community Connections. The publication was launched in 2009 to strengthen SU's partnerships with its surrounding neighborhood and invite community members to participate in the events and programs of the university. The winter 2012 edition is out now and features a Q&A with Rob Schwartz, associate vice president for Facilities. You can check out this and other new stories at Community Connections.  

 

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The Watercooler

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Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli, '72, a four-star general and 32nd vice chief of staff for the U.S. Army retired on Jan. 31. Chiarelli is pictured here with President Stephen Sundborg, S.J., after receiving the Alumnus of the Year Award in 2010. Read more in The Washington Post.

 

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Achievements

Rob Deltete's works to be published

Rob Deltete, professor of philosophy in the College of Arts and Sciences, has written a number of pieces that will be published in the coming months.  Read more »

 

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Poll

Who cares what the groundhog thinks. Will we have another six weeks of winter?