Spotlights

Fr. James Martin S.J. (center) talks with Fr. Steve Sundborg and STM dean Mark Markuly during a special lunch session at the Search For Meaning Book Festival 2012 held at Seattle University.

Seattle University announced that Pete Fewing has been hired as the head coach of the Redhawk men's soccer program. Fewing was the head coach of the Seattle University men's soccer team from 1988 through the 2005 season, when he accumulated a record of 220-125-26 (.628) during his 18 seasons at the helm. He led Seattle U to the 1997 NAIA NationalChampionship and the 2004 NCAA Division II National Championship
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Student-Athletes Participate in Africa Start-Up

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02/14/2012

Ghana was a life changing experience. First of all, I was chosen along with Allegra as the two students from Albers to work on Africa Start-Up, I felt extremely lucky to be able to have such a great experience. Working with Africa Start-Up and Sarah Bee showed me just how much Seattle University emulates 'working for a just and humane world.'

SU Book Festival Draws International Authors

02/13/2012
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Seattle University's School of Theology and Ministry hosted the fourth annual "Search for Meaning Book Festival" earlier this month. The annual Festival is one of the nation’s biggest of its kind, featuring more than 40 nationally and internationally known authors. It inspires great conversations, reflections and connections year-round on the meaning that shapes our lives. 

SU Says Goodbye to Carbon Footprint

02/08/2012
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Seattle University's buildings are carbon neutral. Just pause a moment and let that sink in. Yes, that's right-through new infrastructure enhancements and offsets, our campus buildings have completely shed their carbon footprints, further cementing the university's status as a leader in sustainability.

Men’s Soccer Places Six on MPSF All-Academic Team

01/27/2012
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Six members of the Seattle University men's soccer team, three seniors and three juniors, were named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation All-Academic honorees, announced earlier this month by the conference office.