Celebrating Black History MonthHonoring and standing in solidarity, acknowledging the ‘hard truths of the past to bring forth a more hope-filled future.’ February 1, 2023
Red Talk: Mindfulness and Healing Race-Based TraumaExploring the intersection of Buddhism, neuroscience and mindfulness.January 31, 2023
Building Community and BelongingNew proposal aims to research the importance of Black culture and history in creating supportive and nurturing communities. January 31, 2023
World TravelersEducation Abroad hosts special dinner for students who recently returned from different corners of the globe.January 20, 2023
Men’s Hoops #1 in the WACThe Redhawks sit atop the Western Athletic Conference with a perfect 7-0 in the conference.January 16, 2023
Diving Into DataNational Science Foundation grant supports undergraduate students who are working to create a web tool to expand data research. January 10, 2023
Remembering Patrick O'Leary, S.J.The beloved Jesuit, who served Seattle University for three decades, was a foundation of Jesuit spirituality on campus.January 5, 2023
Good ReadsExpand your reading list for 2023 with the latest works by faculty authors. January 5, 2023
Alumni Awards ReturnJoin the campus community in honoring remarkable individuals who are change-makers. January 3, 2023
Science ScholarSeattle University chemistry student earns prestigious national undergraduate award.December 13, 2022
Expanding Global PartnershipsSeattle University signs agreements with four colleges in India. December 12, 2022
Albers’ ‘Project Pivot’ seeks to help recent employment lossesProgram supports students impacted by spate of layoffs in tech. November 30, 2022
A Sustainable PartnershipSeattle University students join Civil Engineering faculty in Colombia in a visiting scholar exchange with Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. November 22, 2022
A Day in the Life in ParisOne student’s perspective on the valuable and worldly experience of education abroad. November 21, 2022
Speaking from ExperienceAssistant Professor Paige Gardner, ’11 MEd, PhD, co-director of the Student Development Administration program, offers students a unique perspective as a scholar-practitioner. November 21, 2022
New College of Nursing Grants Strengthen Clinical SkillsThe Hearst Foundation & WA State Student Achievement Council provide support for simulation-based training, mirroring real-life scenarios, in SU's Clinical Performance Lab. November 16, 2022
Good ReadsRecent books authored by Seattle University faculty showcase diversity and expertise.November 14, 2022
Kudos to SU Alumni!Five remarkable individuals selected as this year’s Alumni Award recipients for their leadership, service, professional achievement and civic engagement. November 8, 2022
Coaching in the Game of LifeFor Chris Victor, leading the men’s basketball team is about more than wins and losses—it’s about preparing players for life outside the game.November 7, 2022
A Safe Place to LandDerrick Belgarde, ’13, ’15 MPA, and his team strive to support a mission of providing sacred space to nurture, affirm and strengthen the spirit of urban Native people.November 3, 2022
Your Library. Your Success.The library’s new video series illuminates the many ways it supports student success on campus.November 1, 2022
Taking Action for the Planet and PeopleSeattle University spotlights its work on Laudato Si’ and Pope’s call to care for our common home.October 18, 2022
The Best in STEM ResearchCollege of Science and Engineering hosting show-and-tell featuring undergraduate research. October 18, 2022
Building Support for STEMNational Science Foundation award will help fund new program to bolster recruitment and improve access to the College of Science and Engineering. October 4, 2022
Get Involved!Dozens of student clubs and campus organizations come together for the Fall Involvement Fair. October 3, 2022
Meet Your New President: Braelyn ScheerGetting students more involved and elevating their voices among priorities of the new Student Body President.October 3, 2022
A Record-Breaking Year for Costco ScholarshipsFund helps make college a reality for many underrepresented students. September 29, 2022
Mathematically PossibleAllison Henrich, PhD, discusses her latest editing work and insights on why struggling with math is so common in our society.September 26, 2022