Invalid ImageProfessor Jackie Helfgott Appointed to Mayor's Advisory PanelAdvisory Panel on Sexual Assault and System Reform includes six sexual crime subject matter experts. November 30, 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
Invalid ImageHow to heal WA's acute nursing shortageReprinted from The Seattle TimesNovember 11, 2022
A ‘Conversation’ Around the Pressing Issues of the DayInstitute of Public Service-hosted event will feature Seattle PD Chief Adrian Diaz, public health physician and doctor Vin Gupta, MD, and Seattle City Councilmember Sara Nelson.October 12, 2022
Invalid ImageNational Science Foundation awards $1.5 million to Seattle University to increase STEM access for low-income students$1.5 million NSF STEM access grantOctober 5, 2022
Ambassador of Japan to the U.S. Visits SUKoji Tomita spoke on U.S.–Japan relations and the renewed focus on the Indo-Pacific region.July 7, 2022
Invalid ImageGov. Inslee provides video greeting for President Peñalver's InaugurationWashington Governor Jay Inslee got last week’s inauguration ceremony of President Eduardo M. Peñalver started with a video message of congratulations and thanks. September 27, 2021
Redhawks in the Legislature: Senator Rebecca Saldaña, ’99, 37th Legislative DistrictThese days it’s about “walk-and-talks” with community and social service leaders, while fielding an unusually high volume of phone calls induced by a pandemic. February 25, 2021
Redhawks in the Legislature: Representative Debra Entenman, '03, 47th Legislative District“I want everyone in the legislature to think of their constituents as lifelong learners," explains Entenman, a proud mother and grandmother. “Whenever you want to increase your education, the paths should exist to pull it off. Education is a continuum. A non-traditional student just means a student didn't take the traditional path.” February 16, 2021
Redhawks in the Legislature: Representative Dave Paul, '90, 10th Legislative DistrictRepresentative Paul is one of the leaders in the legislature searching for solutions to the issues integral to a just and humane world. February 8, 2021
Redhawks in the Legislature: Senator Joe Nguyen, '06, 34th Legislative DistrictNguyen says the legislature’s early decision to operate mostly remotely has helped the elected members hear from a diverse cross-section of constituents and community leaders because the major barriers to access are gone.February 1, 2021
Invalid ImageThe economic impact of Seattle U and the Independent Colleges of WashingtonThe data, compiled this fall, is the most recent indication that independent colleges and universities play an outsized role in the economic health of the communities in which they are located.January 4, 2021
Invalid ImageDean Joe Phillips Contributes to Economic Growth DialogueSeattle University is a proud partner of many of our region’s most integral nonprofit and corporate entities. One of those partners is the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce and Dean Joe Phillips of the Albers School of Business and Economics contributes to the Chamber’s virtual 2020 Economic Forecast Summit by moderating a discussion on the emerging industries and companies that will lead our region—and the world—forward. November 18, 2020
Invalid ImageThe 2021 Policy Priorities of ICWIn the midst of these difficult economic times, the legislature may look for savings in vital higher education programs – ICW is working to help the legislature resist those cuts.November 5, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U Support for National Voter Registration Day Sept. 22Seattle University is marking the day with activities and projects all focused on providing information, data and access to spur voter registration and engagement.September 18, 2020
Invalid ImagePublic Affairs Corner: Independent Colleges of WashingtonSeattle U is the largest member of ICW, an organization that represents 10 institutions of higher education in Washington.September 14, 2020
Invalid ImageThe New Washington College Grant and Seattle UniversityFormerly known as the State Need Grant, the legislation that renamed and created the Washington College Grant has immediately benefited students and families throughout the state, including at Seattle University.September 14, 2020
Invalid ImageWhere Higher Education Fits in the Congressional Stimulus NegotiationsCongressional leaders are debating three overarching proposals to continue COVID-19 pandemic-related emergency assistance, including funds for higher education.August 18, 2020
Invalid ImageComputer Science Chair Looks at Privacy in Digital Space“You must take control of your own data by taking time to understand how to set your devices and apps to the privacy preference.”July 13, 2020