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Located in the northwest corner of campus, the Administration building houses the offices of the President, the Provost, and other members of the university administration. The building features over 30 classrooms on three levels, and is an ideal location for small retreats.
One of our larger reception spaces, the Bannan Arboretum is located in the Bannan Building. It is also situated near a smaller auditorium and six floors of classrooms, making it a great choice for a gathering space.
Located in the Bannan building, Bannan Auditorium is also near the Bannan Arboretum and many classrooms. This smaller auditorium is a perfect option for lectures and trainings. The auditorium is equipped with a screen, projector, and in-house sound system.
Bannan classrooms are located in the Bannan building, home to the College of Science and Engineering. With seating up to 72, our large classrooms are ideal spaces for lectures. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
Bannan classrooms are located in the Bannan building, home to the College of Science and Engineering. With seating up to 30, our small classrooms are great spaces for breakout sessions and meetings. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
The Boeing Room is located on the first floor of the Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons. As one of our more flexible spaces, and with excellent, state-of-the-art technology, the Boeing Room is a wonderful option for meetings and trainings. The room is equipped with three screens and projectors, an in-house sound system, and a document camera.
Campion Ballroom is one of our largest indoor spaces. This multipurpose venue can comfortably accommodate anywhere from 300-700 guests depending on the event. The ballroom is located on the first level of the Campion Hall.
Casey Atrium is located in the Casey Building on the upper mall on the west side of campus. The floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the atrium; just off the first floor entrance, this beautiful space is an excellent place to host a reception.
Located on the fifth floor of the Casey building, Casey Commons is ideal for medium sized banquets, meetings, and trainings. Converted from a former campus eatery, this spacious option is close in proximity to several smaller conference rooms, and the Casey Atrium.
Campion Tea Garden is located outside of the Campion Residence Hall. The Tea Garden is an excellent outdoor option with benches, tables, and a koi pond. Additionally, the Tea Garden is just a staircase away from its rain site, the Campion Ballroom.
Located just off our Casey Commons and Casey Atrium, these boardroom style meeting rooms are excellent spaces for breakout sessions and meetings. Technology can be arranged through CES.
Located just off our Casey Commons and Casey Atrium, these boardroom style meeting rooms are excellent spaces for breakout sessions and meetings. Technology can be arranged through CES.
Featuring modular furniture, our Chardin classrooms are quite flexible, and offer a variety of different setup options. With several in close proximity, they are an excellent choice for breakout sessions and retreats. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
Located in Chardin Hall, our boardroom style conference rooms are great for meetings and breakout sessions. The large conference room is equipped with a screen and projector.
Featuring modular furniture, our Chardin classrooms are quite flexible, and offer a variety of different setup options. With several in close proximity, they are an excellent choice for breakout sessions and retreats. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
Located in Chardin Hall, our boardroom style conference rooms are great for meetings and breakout sessions. Technology can be arranged through CES.
Located in the Engineering building just off the lower mall, the Engineering Gallery is a great option for smaller receptions and is directly below the Wyckoff Auditorium.
The Father LeRoux, S.J. Conference Center is the largest room in the Student Center building. This multipurpose venue is great for just about everything. Student Center 160 is equipped with a computer, screen, projector, and in-house sound system.
Housed in the Garrand Building, Garrand classrooms offer both tablet arm desks and standard tables and chairs with seating up to 40. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
Home to the College of Nursing, the Garrand building is the oldest building on campus, and one of the few original buildings remaining. It features small boardrooms and a lovely garden and lawn. Technology can be arranged through CES.
Housed in Hunthausen Hall, Hunthausen classrooms feature standard desks and chairs with seating up to 30. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
Home to the School of Theology and Ministry, Hunthausen Hall also houses several different centers, including Global Engagement, and Faculty Development. Two adjacent conference rooms are perfect for meetings and presentations. Both conference rooms come equipped with a screen and projector.
The Library Plaza is found right outside the Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons. Centrally located on campus, the Library Plaza is an excellent option for fairs, rallies, receptions, and large gatherings.
PACCAR Atrium is located in the Pigott building. PACCAR Atrium is our largest reception space and is home to the Bottom Line Cafe and our stunning Chihuly glass sculpture, "Accendo". Entrances to various classroom spaces and Pigott Auditorium are also located in the Atrium.
Pigott Auditorium is the largest auditorium on the Seattle University campus. This auditorium can accommodate up to 411 guests.
Located in the Pigott building, these large case room style classrooms are perfect for lectures and presentations. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
Home to Albers School of Business and Economics, the Pigott building has many classrooms with standard desks and chairs with seating up to 48. All classrooms are equipped with a computer, screen and projector, and in-house speakers.
The Quad is located in the heart of campus. During the warmer months, the Quad is a great option for shows, fairs, and other large, outdoor gatherings.
The Stuart T. Rolfe Community Room is located in the Admissions and Alumni building on 12th Avenue. With large windows, and state of the art technology, the room is excellent for a variety of different occasions including lectures, receptions, presentations, and meetings. Pairing the adjacent vestibule with the room makes the space an ideal choice to host a reception. The room is equipped with a computer, double screens, a projector, and in-house sound system.
The Jolly Lounge is located adjacent to Student Center 130, and near the Fr. LeRoux Conference Center. This smaller space is great for break-out sessions and smaller meetings.
The Reverend Robert J. Rebhahn, S.J. Meeting room is located opposite the Fr. LeRoux Conference Center. This medium-sized space is great for break-out sessions, meetings, and gatherings. Student Center 130 is equipped with a computer, screen, projector, and in-house sound system.
Located on the second floor of the Student Center, this medium-sized space is great for break-out sessions, meetings, and gatherings.Student Center 210 is equipped with a computer, screen, projector, and in-house sound system.
The Hearth is located on the first floor of the Student Center. This open space is a common option for smaller shows and medium-sized receptions, as well as club and job fairs on campus.
SU Park is located on the south end of campus. A softball diamond and track complete Seattle University's turf field. Use of space is limited. For more information, please contact CES.
The Union Green is located on the north end of campus. Situated between the Pigott building, the Fine Arts building, Hunthausen Hall, and the Administration building, this centrally located green space is a great option for outdoor activities and lunches.
Vachon Gallery is located in the Fine Arts building. Converted from a studio theatre in 2009, the gallery regularly features art created by students, faculty, and staff. It is an excellent venue to host light receptions.
Wyckoff Auditorium is located on the second floor of the engineering building. This medium-sized auditorium is great for film showings, lectures, and trainings. Wyckoff Auditorium pairs well with the Engineering Gallery located directly below for presentations and receptions.
