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How studying abroad in South Africa and interning for the U.S. Congress inspired Alonso Lee’s views on philosophy and politics.

Nearly 60 years after a stunning upset inside the Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle University and UTEP will meet again where history was made.

This year's recipients, which also include the latest inductees into the Athletics Hall of Fame, are leaders across industries and in their communities.

Appellate judges transform Sullivan Hall into a working courtroom, giving law students rare insight into high-level legal arguments involving real cases.

Cornish College of the Arts Neddy Artist Awards celebrate milestone year with greater funding.

SU Professor and author Sonora Jha’s latest novel is getting a warm reception at stops along her U.S. book tour.

Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal, ’18, wins his second consecutive award as the best pitcher in the American League.

Associate Professor Christopher Whidbey, PhD, ’10, is recognized with two prestigious awards to fund ongoing undergraduate research.

Faculty weigh in on local and national elections while an alum is making news for a possible second Cy Young Award.

Inaugural Borderlands Immersion program brings faculty, staff and students to the frontlines of migration justice.

Mary Yu, Washington State Supreme Court Justice and Jurist-in-Residence at the Seattle University School of Law, may be retiring from the bench, but not from service.

From sports to business, law to the lab, legends are made at Seattle University.

Support center for veterans and military students provides opportunities, outreach and community.

Campion Ballroom turns into a hub of networking, exploration and employment possibilities at the Business and Engineering Career Fair.

Joseph Nguyen left his finance job to become a political leader dedicated to service.

Get to know Cornish faculty member and acclaimed musician and vocalist Johnaye Kendrick.

Father Sam Sawyer shares insights as a guest of the fall Presidential Speaker Series.

Make new memories and traditions and show your SU pride.

Dr. Quinton Morris, Loyola Endowed Professor of Music and Professor of Violin, is the first fall guest of SU’s Red Talks.

President’s announcement, faculty experts and a mountain measuring discovery make headlines.

The Seattle Kraken’s Mari Horita works to ensure all feel welcome.

Celebrated artist Jinkx Monsoon first cut their performance chops as a Cornish student.

Redhawk soccer star made his dreams of going pro a reality with the Seattle Sounders.

Seattle University makes the grade in Princeton Review’s annual rankings.

Top player turned coach Tom Gorman helped up the game for some of the world’s top players.

Cornish graduate is making an impact as innovative creative.

Jim Whittaker is a leader among mountaineering greats.

Butch de Castro recognized for advancing research on workplace health and equity.

From a Pioneer Square restaurant to the campus of Seattle University, famed F.X. McRory Clock keeps on ticking.

Major General Barbara Holcomb is the first nurse to command U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command.

Women’s Soccer Coach Julie Woodward has won more games than any other SU coach.

Megan Ackerman established herself as one of SU’s greatest in the pool.

As a member of the men’s team, Janet Hopps won seventy percent of her matches.

Maj. Gen. Patrick Brady and Lt. Col. William Swenson are both Medal of Honor recipients.

Costco Scholar Sophia Bajinya, ‘26, overcame war, loss and language barriers to become a student leader, entrepreneur and advocate for change.

School of Law launches new pipeline-to-licensure partnership with AccessLex.

Annual public safety survey is now open for comments.

Leading SU since 2021, president’s tenure defined by a legacy of growth and innovation.

The business school is hosting events with a slew of leading voices on a diverse range of topics.

For many attending the debate between Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and challenger Katie Wilson, it was their first time experiencing a political forum.

SU Law scholar recipients Emily Godinez and Favian Mares demonstrate a commitment to service, academics and a future in public interest law.

Princeton’s Stephen Macedo explores the political and institutional lessons of the pandemic.

Looking at the human side of the issue, annual event featured Bishop Mark Seitz, a leader for his work with migrants and refugees in El Paso.

Wall Street Journal ranks SU #1 for its inviting, welcoming campus life and opportunities for students to thrive.

President Peñalver ushers in the new academic year with a welcome message to new and returning students, who have been busy with classes and memory-making moments.

Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University presents new exhibit featuring the art of SU faculty.

This year’s Costco Scholars fundraising event raises millions to support student scholarships.

Award-winning composer Lena Raine is behind the soundtracks to many popular video games.

Seattle University also top WA private university for social mobility in latest U.S. News rankings.

Incumbent Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and challenger Katie Wilson will meet on Oct. 8.

Brendan Fraser took many skills learned in college to his lasting Hollywood career.

Jesuit served university as longtime chaplain for alumni and men’s basketball program.

Men’s basketball releases non-conference schedule that includes Washington, UTEP and Stanford.

Students of Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University are back in class.

In latest Niche rankings, Seattle University was also rated among the best Catholic universities in the country.

SU Board of Trustees member Tod Leiweke has been instrumental in the growth of sports in Seattle.

Seattle University’s Alumni Award nominations now being accepted through October 1.

Twins Johnny and Eddie O’Brien left an indelible mark on Seattle University athletics.

Basketball star led Seattle University to 1958 NCAA title game en route to a legendary career.

Seattle University hosts international conference on justice research.

Seattle University once again makes the grade among The Princeton Review’s best colleges.

Seattle University community comes out in full force to support the Seattle Mariners.

Professor Naomi Kasumi’s art installation invites reflection and cultural humility through handmade pompoms and shared apologies.

Golf star Pat Lesser Harbottle, '56, was a true trailblazer in women’s sports.

Through discipline, perseverance and experience, SU senior lands a plum role with Seattle City Light.

Campus and community turn out to celebrate St. Ignatius.

Seattle University’s use of cloud computing results in an award from Amazon.

Professor’s colorful work featured in Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.

Renovations this summer position SU to host World Cup 2026 practices.

Tom Bull steps into the AVP role with the goal of strengthening ties between SU and its global alumni network.

Campus and greater community invited to be part of festive event in honor of St. Ignatius.

Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University will have a prominent presence at this year’s Seattle Art Fair.

The College of Nursing evolves into the College of Nursing and Health Sciences, expanding programs and partnerships to meet growing workforce demands.

Albers graduate and Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal, ’18, of the Detroit Tigers joins four Mariners selected to the MLB Midsummer Classic.

Presidential Speaker Series guest Jamal Greene addresses the challenges posed by the current administration.

College of Arts and Sciences professor wins prestigious award for teaching and scholarship in African American literature.

Conference means greater sports competition and national visibility for university.

Alum Shasti Conrad, ’07, named new Vice Chair of the DNC.

This year’s commencement ceremonies featured keynote addresses from actress Anna Faris and Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell.

Dr. Melissa Owen, currently serving in interim role with the college, will oversee nursing program.

The remarkable life and legacy of the iconic Johnny O’Brien, ’53.

Amid challenges, mother of three perseveres, finding support from the SU community and a career that may just save lives.

From soft robotics to ocean swells, graduate pursues science with purpose.

Rappelling from helicopters and parachuting from planes all in a day’s work for soon-to-be Army nurse.

No curveballs in the career aspirations of this accounting graduate and future CFO.

Get to know the criminal justice major who is a scholar, social justice advocate and a certified Swiftie.

From Senegal to Seattle University: A journey to earn an MBA.

Annual Ethics and Tech conference will bring together industry and thought leaders around local and global implications of artificial intelligence.

With plans to pursue a PhD in Molecular Genetics, Redhawk is scoring big on the soccer pitch and in the game of life.

Students working hands-on with industry leaders produces learning outcomes that extend beyond the classroom.

From Bumbershoot to Cannonball Arts, Arts Leadership graduate is helping shape the arts scene in Seattle.

Projects Day to showcase real-world projects from science and engineering students.

A new era of arts education begins with Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University.

Hoops star is a standout on the court and in biochemistry.

Washington’s new Attorney General Nick Brown shares what his first months on the job have been like.

Harry Arnold, ’72, ’85 MBA, and family honor soccer roots and engineering education with a $1 million endowed scholarship to support SU men’s soccer.

The Japanese Student Association's 5th annual festival brought the campus together for an evening of Japanese tradition.

Annual festival-like event brings together campus community for a day of arts and live music.

Dr. Parks was the first woman to hold the position of vice president at Seattle University and was instrumental in guiding the institution from financial insolvency to economic vibrancy.

Seattle University celebrates international perspectives at 14th Annual Imagining the World Photo exhibition.

Endowed scholarship supports the next generation of engineering leaders.

The actress and the Seattle Mayor will speak at the undergraduate and graduate ceremonies, respectively, on June 16.

Current UW Associate Dean of Academic Affairs joins Seattle University on July 1.

Seattle University community comes together for annual Day of Service.

Loneliness and post-pandemic trauma fuel demand for mental health services, but students are showing up—and so is the university.

University joins millions around the world in celebrating the election of Cardinal Robert Prevost, the first pope born in the U.S.

A quarterly job fair brings out students to engage with SU departments and programs looking to hire.

Political action and Trump’s first 100 days focus of classroom visit with students.

Current Cornish Provost and VP of Academic Affairs brings to deanship extensive academic leadership and deep passion for the arts.

New Amazon Locker on campus ups the convenience factor for deliveries.

Seattle University’s online counseling programs earn prestigious accreditation.

Shawn Dodge named university’s first Director of Veteran and Military Affiliated Students.

Seattle University alumni from the arts and law make the Puget Sound Business Journal’s “40 Under 40” list.

The attorney general, elected in November, will discuss the important role AGs play in the current national political climate.

Roundglass India Center's new Desi Roots & Routes podcast episodes launch with guests Shasti Conrad, Sonora Jha, Dr. Vin Gupta and Sanjay Parsatharasy.

Seattle University brings campus community together for its biennial Racial Equity Summit with topics especially relevant to the current times.

Seattle University joins the world in recognizing the Pope’s impact on putting faith into action.

Student Naho Umitani is a 2025 Truman Scholar.

University presents a bounty of events and programming for April including Earth Day.

Students spend Spring Break on an unforgettable trip organized by SU’s University Recreation.

Business, Law and Nursing programs among the best in latest U.S. News graduate rankings.

Seattle University signs agreement with Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle for guaranteed admission covering 100% financial need for students.

Gov. Ferguson was on campus as the latest guest of SU’s 'Conversations' series.

Alumnus Tarik Skubal, ’18, reconnects with SU as his Detroit Tigers play the Mariners.

Seattle U Gives, the university’s annual day of giving, funds essential programs, scholarships and more, all benefiting students.

Led by Dr. Jeanette Rodriguez and Arturo Araujo, S.J., the Guadalupe Faith & Hospitality Immersion Experience in Mexico offers deep insights into social justice, theology and more.

Puget Sound Business Journal and Slalom recognizes SU with a 2025 Environmental and Sustainability Award.

Masterpiece-studded museum set to open in Fall 2028.

Dr. Daniel Turner comes to SU from the University of Washington business school.

SU’s own radio station KXSU wins two prestigious awards in NYC.

The governor is the latest guest of the Conversations speaker series.

President Peñalver welcomed Dr. Jean Twenge, a researcher on social media and young people, as the latest guest of the Presidential Speaker Series.

Major milestone as SU elevates and enhances arts education in Seattle.

Marking a decade of environmental and social justice initiatives as outlined in Laudato Si’.

Serena Chopra will use prestigious NEA award to begin work on a new book of poetry.

The College of Education begins work on three-year partnership with statewide schools.

Seattle University students Liv Counsel and Naho Umitani are 2025 Truman Scholar finalists.

This year SU’s team made it to the semifinals in what is its eighth consecutive year of being part of the competition.

Albers Associate Professor Brian Kelly, PhD, discusses—and demystifies—issues around the tax on goods.

Annual 24-hour fundraising event helps support students, programs, departments and more across campus.

At the International Dinner, experience the world through music, culture and cuisine.

Following the successful launch of a podcast, Roundglass India Center presents a new webinar series, “Indian Americans and the Trump Administration.”

Lecture and musical performance will honor the legacy of Professor Henry “Hank” McGee.

Ron Vachris is the latest guest of the Albers Executive Speaker Series.

The fastest growing college at Seattle University, CSE continues to evolve to meet the needs of the STEM workforce.

Albers Marketing Professor Mathew Isaac, PhD, analyzes the good—and the bad—Super Bowl commercials.

Professor Valentina Zamora’s transformative leadership as the David E. Tinius Endowed Professor.

Funding supports the education of caring, compassionate health care professionals.

Quarterly Involvement Fair offers opportunities to discover on-campus communities that inspire and events that excite.

The funding from the Washington Research Foundation allows for more undergraduate students to engage in research and discussion with faculty mentors.

In this latest edition of “Good Reads,” Seattle University faculty authors craft fascinating tomes sure to please a range of audiences.

Seattle University commemorates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

LaPointe is the first speaker of the Lushootseed Lecture Series sponsored by SU’s Indigenous Peoples Institute and Lemieux Library.

Bolstering pride and spirit with the creation of the SU Pep Band.

New research equipment gives kinesiology students a competitive advantage.

Latest guest of Presidential Speaker series was Keith Whittington, law professor at Yale.

SU professor says keeping up with modern language—including slang—is vital to connecting with youth.

Men’s Basketball scores the win, 79-70, against crosstown rivals the UW.

The best news and newsmakers of 2024.

Celebrate the meaning of the season in this video featuring the campus community convening for the Advent Mass and Christmas tree lighting.

Campus community celebrates the festive season at the annual Advent Mass and Christmas tree lighting.

Inspired by their own experiences, and in honor of a late friend, a group of alumni launches an endowment to help current resident assistants.

College of Nursing launches Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner DNP with first cohort to begin in June.

Letter of Intent first step in process of Cornish College of the Arts becoming part of SU.

The grants, awarded to faculty in the College of Science and Engineering, focus on leadership in STEM and undergrad research.

Tarik Skubal, ’18, an SU Athletics Hall of Famer, wins Major League Baseball’s top prize for pitching.

Celebrating alumni who exemplify leadership, service and the Jesuit mission in their communities and professions.

The Redhawks will play the UW in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

The event will feature notable displays of India innovation and inspiration, from the arts to food, along with notable speakers.

Campus and neighboring community celebrate Halloween at Seattle University.

Seattle University remembers double alumnus and philanthropist Bill Eisiminger, a dedicated supporter of education, athletics and the arts.

The interfaith event, featuring the Yuval Ron Ensemble, is presented by SU’s Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement. 


Certification reinforces the university's leadership in sustainability measures including its innovative approach to waste management.

Remembering John Meisenbach, a visionary leader and philanthropist whose contributions will resonate for generations.

College of Arts and Sciences forges new partnerships with national organizations.

The 10th annual 2024 Seattle Public Safety Survey, administered by SU’s Crime and Justice Research Center, is open for comments through November.

Innovation will be on display at STEM Research Showcase.

SU Distinguished Fellow receives Carnegie Medal for helping save a friend during a cougar attack.

Seattle University hosts forum-style debate on initiative that will be on the ballot this November.

SU launch of Catholic Schools Teacher Corps will help new educators in pursuit of a master’s in education.

Endowed deanship will help address workforce shortage.

Professor Charles Tung, PhD, will kick off the fifth season of Red Talks.

SU Assistant Teaching Professor Eric Gilbertson, PhD, measured Mt. Rainier’s ice cap peak and discovered it’s not as tall as it once was.

University gets high marks in AASHE’s Sustainable Campus Index.

Part of the Conversations speaker series, the on-campus debate will feature I-2117 sponsor Brian Heywood and former Sen. Reuven Carlyle.

Photographic memories: Celebrating the new academic year in pictures.

This year’s Costco Scholars fundraising event raises record amount for SU scholarships.

Presidential Speaker Series kicks off new season with Johns Hopkins political scientist Steven Teles on the importance of viewpoint diversity on college campuses.

Former men's basketball player Eddie Lincoln, JD, previously helped launch the Seattle University Youth Initiative.

Sonora Jha’s novel, The Laughter, wins the 2024 Washington State Book Award for Fiction.

SU’s College of Education receives grant for Project STRIDE, which aims to support underrepresented educators.

University ranked highly for value, social mobility, teaching excellence and innovation. Several undergraduate programs ranked in the Top 30 nationally.

Senior Director of Development for University Initiatives Jim Hembree participates in initiative to strengthen research and innovation in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Nominations are now open for the 38th Annual Alumni Awards recognizing service, leadership, diversity and more.

Desi Roots & Routes will feature conversations with prominent Indian American leaders from various industries.

SU’s Vice Provost for Student and Campus Life earns national award for achievements in higher ed.

Mission Priority Examen reaffirms SU as Jesuit and Catholic university.

Sonora Jha’s latest, best-selling work, The Laughter, nominated in the fiction category.

Worn is the second Redhawk ever to earn the prestigious award, joining softball player Ally Choate.

SU Kinesiology student Kseniya Sadouskaya reflects on her time competing as one of the world’s top athletes.

From architecture to sport, therapy to leadership, immerse yourself in an eclectic slate of books from faculty authors.

Celebrating, on this National Intern Day, Seattle University interns who are gaining on-the-job skills in professional environments while making inroads with industry leaders.

Former President Stephen ‘Father Steve’ Sundborg, S.J., returns to campus as chancellor, bringing with him his love of morning walks and a compelling summer reading list.

Seattle University hosting an inaugural Feast Fest that will honor—through a carnival-like, community-oriented event—the founder of the Society of Jesus.

Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal, ’18, was named to this year’s Major League Baseball All-Star Game.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announces expansion of crisis response and public safety department with support from SU student and faculty researchers.

Dr. Brittany Heintz Walters, an assistant professor in kinesiology, is one of only 20 runners nationwide selected for the rigorous run.

The Sundborg Center for Community Engagement, Seattle Housing Authority and the Seattle Foundation form partnership to launch Yesler Legacy Commitment.

Under the president’s leadership, the university’s academic visibility has grown along with its positioning for long-term success.

Puget Sound Business Journal coverage of President Peñalver's contract extension.

Robb Report includes Richard Hedreen's gift of art to Seattle University as an example of the best of philanthropy in 2024.

It was a weekend of celebration, unforgettable memories and full-on exultation for Seattle University’s newest graduates.

Graduate Spotlight: Following commencement Adeline Ong will embark on a months-long journey teaching English abroad.

Graduate Spotlight: Taylor Dowdle’s degree focus and dual career path inspired by deep personal loss and a desire to help others.

Graduate Spotlight: Jaiden Childs, ’24, will embark on her nursing career as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army.

Hundreds turn out to interact with students and industry sponsors during annual Projects Day.

National Science Foundation Director Dr. Sethuraman Panchanathan will speak to undergraduates and Seattle Kraken CEO Tod Leiweke to graduate students at Climate Pledge Arena.

Project Center pairs students with industry leaders from large companies and nonprofits alike to tackle—and find solutions—to a pressing need.

Graduate Spotlight: Post-SU, Veng Leap Chan will start his professional life at Starbucks.

Graduate Spotlight: In high school, an echocardiogram discovered the cancer hiding in Nathan Eller’s chest, possibly saving his life but also setting him on track to help others.

Project Center pairs students with industry leaders to gain hands-on experience tackling a pressing need or challenge.

Seattle University earns highest score in its history in latest Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System.

SU earns highest score in its history in latest Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System.

The Wright Family Athletic Performance Center reflects SU’s commitment to competitive excellence and well-being of student athletes and the campus as a whole.

Generous gift will support education and nursing programs and STEM research and education.

The Redhawks will return to the WCC on July 1, 2025.

SU is tops among medium-sized campuses in waste diversion.

President Eduardo Peñalver says being recognized as an Asian American Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution opens up funding opportunities and demonstrates SU’s inclusive excellence.

Mathematics Professor John Carter leads immersive class where students spent spring break studying tsunamis—and culture—in Chile.

Seattle University computer science students leverage partnership with T-Mobile to stream soccer games in a new and innovative way.

BioLegacy has won some of the most competitive collegiate business plan competitions in the country.

Expand your library with the latest books by faculty authors.

Dean Butch de Castro and Professor Emerita Katherine Camacho Carr are newest inductees into the Washington State Nurses Hall of Fame.

Internationally focused photography competition captures—in vivid moments—the wonders of the spaces, places and people all around us.

Congratulations are in order for the team, who with the win secures a berth in the NCAA Women’s Golf Tournament.

Assistant Professor of Film Studies receives grant to fund research and writing about animals’ evolution—in light of environmental factors and mass extinction—as documented on film.

Virtual talk, which will include a panel, will center on the Reignited Strategic Directions and the future of the university.

College of Science and Engineering names new Department Chair and Amazon Endowed Chair of Computer Science whose research includes issues around cybersecurity.

Alumni Spotlight: Terry Thomas, ’67, has a passion for all things SU Athletics.

Business, Law and Nursing programs among the best in latest U.S. News rankings.

In recognition of Earth Day, Seattle University has lined up events focused on environmental justice and sustainability all month long.

Dr. Monica J. Casper, who will join Seattle University on August 1, is known as a ‘visionary and transparent leader.’

As executive director of the Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture, Professor Jeanette Rodriguez, PhD, is answering Pope Francis’ call to action on the climate crisis.

Undergraduate and graduate research and artistic endeavors will be on display at the Student Research and Creativity Conference (SRCCon) this spring.

Satyarthi will speak in conversation with RoundGlass India Center Founder and Director Sital Kalantry about global compassion as a transformative tool for justice, peace and sustainability.

Dean’s Fellows, a new program in the College of Science and Engineering, builds leadership skills, critical thinking and connections across majors.

Sundborg Center for Community Engagement marks 20-year milestone with a record of building community relationships and bolstering learning opportunities for students.

Students who power student-run radio station KXSU bring home two prestigious awards.

Collaboration to launch South Sound hub will increase access for students and the community alike.

Members of working groups focused on curricular changes lead second summit to share achievements at the midway point.

In a truly transformative gift, philanthropist Richard Hedreen donates $300M art collection to Seattle University, along with seed money to fund an art museum.

The team is the fourth seed in this year’s Western Athletic Conference Basketball Tournament.

The new senior director of the Seattle University Indigenous Peoples Institute, Jill “tsi sqʷux̌ʷaʔł” La Pointe, may be new to the role but her connections to campus run deep.

Event will highlight community partnership building and bolster learning for K-12 through university students.

Sean Tresvant thought he was destined for ESPN, but after finding a new path aided by earning an MBA, he went on to lead Nike’s Air Jordan division and now Taco Bell.

Show your support for Seattle University, its programs and initiatives, by making a contribution as part of SU Gives this Leap Day, February 29.

The new June 1 deadline comes as colleges and universities around the U.S. encounter financial aid delays.

After sweeping regionals in the fall, SU’s award-winning Ethics Bowl team will compete among the best in the U.S.

College of Science and Engineering Dean Amit Shukla collaborated with fellow deans at UW and WSU during a trip to Washington, D.C.

Nursing undergraduates turn a year-long population health internship into a peer-reviewed journal article calling for change to lower mortality rates among Black mothers.

Redshirt sophomore John Christofilis has been pivotal in team’s recent wins.

College of Nursing’s Butch de Castro to be inducted into the Washington State Nurses Hall of Fame.

Law Dean Varona named one of the most influential legal scholars in the U.S.

The author will discuss her book, They Called Us Exceptional, on February 20.

Rob Saka (District 1), Joy Hollingsworth (District 3), Maritza Rivera (District 4), Cathy Moore (District 5), Robert Kettle (District 7) and Tanya Woo (citywide) will speak on February 13 as part of 'Conversations' series.

Seattle City Council’s Rob Saka, Joy Hollingsworth, Maritza Rivera, Cathy Moore, Robert Kettle and Tanya Woo will speak at SU as part of the 'Conversations' series.

SU colleagues share personal stories and profound moments of what the month means to them.

Event is in Pigott Auditorium from 5:30-6:30 p.m.

The agreement, signed by SU President Eduardo Peñalver and LACCD Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, focuses on recruitment and guaranteed admissions.

Seattle University’s new partnership with Los Angeles Community College District increases admission pathways for transfer students.

Father Paolo Benanti, an expert on AI and ethics in Rome, is coming to Seattle University as a distinguished visiting professor.

Dan Behnke comes to Seattle University from Saint Martin's University.

In on-campus event, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion will celebrate 60 years since Martin Luther King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and Congress passed the Civil Rights Act.

Seattle University student-athletes completed the fall quarter of the 2023-24 academic year with high academic marks.

Sundborg Center for Community Engagement gets funding boost for the SUYI Redhawk Academic Mentoring Program.

From holding a campus-wide Racial Equity Summit to elevating intersectional voices and working to increase and retain BIPOC faculty/staff, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion is doubling down on its commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Celebrating Father Twohy's Life of Service

The 9th annual survey, administered by Seattle University’s Crime and Justice Research Center, will accept public comments until November 30.

A win in the title game ensures entry into the NCAA Tournament.

Albers’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center presents networking and speaking event with values-based businesses.

Seattle University’s Seattle-Setu conference on September 6 convened leaders to discuss issues around the important U.S.-India relationship.

The American Educational Research Association (AERA) encourages scholarly inquiry related to education and evaluation and promotes the dissemination and practical application of research results.

A Q&A with this year’s Outstanding Recent Alumnus.

A Q&A with the Alumna of the Year.

WH Appointment for Law Grad

SU Drumline brings the noise as it amps up school spirit.

Recent grads working at PACCAR return to SU and help engineering students prepare for the job hunt.

Student club aims to build school pride and community across campus.

New proposal aims to research the importance of Black culture and history in creating supportive and nurturing communities.

Funding will support the project, Race, Racialization and Resistance in the United States.

Education Abroad hosts special dinner for students who recently returned from different corners of the globe.

The Redhawks sit atop the Western Athletic Conference with a perfect 7-0 in the conference.

Seattle University academic leaders continue to pursue scholarship outside the classroom.

As the business school marks its 75th anniversary with a nod to the future, it celebrates the contributions and achievements of its founding dean, Paul A. Volpe.