Spotlights

Cartoonist Dave Horsey recently presented SU alumnus Jim Whitaker with a gift commemorating the 50th anniversary of summiting Mt. Everest. Whitaker was honored at the first annual Red Tie Celebration.
Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn addresses the crowd at the recent grand opening of The Bullitt Center, the world's greenest commercial building. Seattle University students will be testing the building's water quality.
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SU Wins Big at Seattle Science EXPO

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06/13/2013

Seattle University’s College of Science and Engineering recently won the Best Educator Award at the 2013 Seattle Science EXPO at Seattle Center. It’s the second year of the EXPO and the second time SU offered an engaging show, besting other educational exhibitors that included major universities in Washington state. The event, part of the two-week Seattle Science Festival in June, is organized by the Pacific Science Center. Read More about SU Wins Big at Seattle Science EXPO.

SU Business School Ranks #1 in Macroeconomics

06/03/2013
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Bloomberg BusinessWeek announced today that Seattle University’s Albers School of Business and Economics ranked #1 in the nation as the best undergraduate macroeconomics program. The ranking is based on student survey responses that rank specialty areas. It was previously announced that Albers ranked #3 in sustainability in the same survey. Read More about SU Business School Ranks #1 in Macroeconomics.

Redhawks Celebrate at Athletics Awards Show

06/02/2013
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Before a near-capacity crowd of student-athletes, athletics staff and special guests, the Seattle University athletics department came together to celebrate the 2012-13 season and hand out department-wide awards at the annual Athletics Awards Show last week at Pigott Auditorium on campus. Read More about Redhawks Celebrate at Athletics Awards Show.

Women’s Soccer Takes Service Trip to Belize

04/09/2013
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Seattle University women’s soccer head coach Julie Woodward alongside two of her student-athletes, Stephanie Verdoia and Renae Russell, traveled to Belize over Spring Break for a service trip sponsored by SU’s Professionals Without Borders (PWOB). Furthering SU’s mission of educating the whole person, the group helped those in need at Liberty Children’s Home, an orphanage currently housing 28 children who were abandoned, abused, or afflicted with HIV from the ages of four to 14-years-old.Read More about Women’s Soccer Takes Service Trip to Belize.