The countdown continues to the Search for Meaning Book Festival, with an overwhelming response from the greater Puget Sound community.
We will be hosting a special breakfast for Seattle University, School of Theology and Ministry Alumni, Saturday, February 4th.
Rachel Stacy began her role as program manager on November 1, 2011. She will serve as the manager for the interreligious dialogue program.
Mark Markuly's article, Rekindling the Romance: Falling Back in Love with Ministry, is part of an online symposium, "Does Seminary Have a Future?" hosted at Patheos this month.
Michael Trice brings strong background in ecumenical and interfaith dialogue to new role at STM. One of the new faces at Seattle University this fall is Michael Trice, assistant dean of ecumenical and interreligious dialogue in...
Ms. Lisa Gustaveson is joining Seattle University as program manager for the School of Theology and Ministry’s Family Homelessness Project. Gustaveson brings extensive experience in homeless issues...
Following a nationwide search, the School of Theology and Ministry is proud to announce our new Assistant Dean of Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue, Dr. Michael Reid Trice. Dr. Trice currently serves as...
The Disciples Seminary Foundation (DSF) officially named the STM as a Partner School. This brings STM alongside DSF partner schools, Claremont School of Theology and Pacific School of Religion.
School of Theology and Ministry student, Luke Black, has been awarded the Monsignor Edward J. Ryle Scholarship for Faith and Public Policy. The scholarship, valued at more than $50,000, is provided by the Arizona Ecumenical Council.
Father Janowiak took a few moments to share some thoughts with Mike Thee, editor of SU’s The Commons, on what’s ahead and to reflect on his time at SU.
STM’s newest faculty member, Dr. Andrew Davis, will be a guest lecturer at the Archdiocese of Anchorage’s Midsummer’s Light Bible Institute June 21-24, 2011.
Former STM faculty member Rev. Philip Boroughs, S.J., of Georgetown, will become 32nd president of the College in January 2012.
WXYZ Detroit (ABC). Reporter: the Dean of theology at Seattle University says -- >> "it's an established christian doctrine that Christ will return. When that happens, how that happens, is less certain." >> In Seattle, KOMO aired the interview on Thursday night, May 19 and re-ran the story on Saturday morning.
Paula Harris-White, MATS, 2008, is one of three participants from the Seattle/King County area invited to attend the W.K. Kellogg Foundation America Healing Conference...
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