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Setting New Standards for Service

Five years ago, Seattle University President Stephen Sundborg, S.J., created a special office to bring students and the Seattle community together in the spirit of service. At the time, he predicted that the Center for Service and Community Engagement would, over the next 10 years, help double the number of SU courses with a service component.

Commander's Community Ties Run Deep

hen Captain Jim Dermody became commander of the Seattle Police Department’s East Precinct last October, he was already deeply familiar with the community and the city.

Q and A with Christopher Persons

Executive Director, Capitol Hill Housing President, Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce

Meet Your Neighbor

Garfield High School is celebrated for many benefits to the community including its academic programs, Bulldog sports and jazz band. Less widely known is its role in keeping young people healthy—a benefit of the health center that’s been at Garfield since 1995, and staffed by counselors and nurse practitioners including Seattle University nursing graduate Happy Salinas-Santos, ’04.

January

Red Arrow_png Lee Center for the Arts presents The Island of Slaves
A celebrity finds herself stranded with here housekeeper on an island where they must switch roles. Music by composer Casey James.
Information and tickets: 206-296-2244
Thursday 1/21 through Wednesday 2/17

February

Red Arrow_png Pacific Northwest Spirituality Book Festival
The second annual festival will bring together the best regional authors and works on issues of spirituality, faith, church-state matters and theology. Featuring keynote speaker Kathleen Norris
Free, RSVP online: www.seattleu.edu/stm

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