80's Dance
Open the school year by dancing the night away at SEAC's annual 80's Dance. Students dress up and dance to mix of 80's and current music. Held on campus, 80's dance is a great way to kick off the year and de-stress from moving in. Legwarmers, spandex, neon colors, and big hair are encouraged!
Fall Ball
Fall Ball is SEAC's semi-formal dance of the year. Hundreds of students get dressed up and head out on the town for a night of music, dancing, laughing, and fun. Put on your dancing shoes and dance the night away in one of Seattle's beautiful venues. This year Fall Ball will take place at McCaw Hall on October 19, 2012. Tickets are on Sale now at the CAC.For more info, contact our Fall Ball Chair Nichole Abbey.
Battle of the Bands
Battle of the Bands ("BOB"), SEAC's winter-quarter event, provides the opportunity for student bands to compete for various prizes and bragging rights. Dozens of bands vie for the opportunity to out-play seven other musical groups in a showcase of amazing Seattle U. talent. Professional musicians evaluate performers while BOB attendees vote for their favorite group via text-messaging. This year Battle of the Bands will take place on February 28, 2013 in the Campion Ballroom. For more info, contact our Battle of the Bands Chair Jared Guthrie
Battle of the Bands Application
Quadstock
Seattle University's biggest event of the year, SEAC's annual Quadstock is an all day event. First, the entire campus comes together for some carnival-like festivities on the green, along with the Student Music Stage, which allows Student talent to showcase their skills. The day culminates with a huge concert on the quad. True to Seattle, Quadstock offers music of all different genres, and has something for everyone. Past performers include The Thermals, Dan Deacon, Macklemore, Del the Funky Homosapien, Talib Kweli, Ok GO, and Blue Scholars. Mark your calendars for May 18, 2013, an SU tradition you won't want to miss. For more info, contact one of our two Quadstock Chairs: Maddison Treadwell or Evan Johnson.