“Public Policy and the Arts” Project: Seattle Arts Voter GuideSeattle University MFA in Arts Leadership students enrolled in the 2019 summer course “Public Policy and the Arts” are creating the Seattle Arts Voter Guide, a nonpartisan guide collecting statements by City Council Candidates on how they envision arts as part of Seattle.July 16, 2019
Eighteen Scholars from Eighteen Countries are at Seattle U for SUSI 2019Eighteen scholars from eighteen countries are on campus this summer for the third year for Seattle University to host the Study of the U.S. Institute for Scholars on Contemporary American Literature.July 11, 2019
Seattle University Honors President of the University of Central America in NicaraguaRev. José Alberto “Chepe” Idiaquez, S.J, president of the University of Central America (UCA), a Jesuit institution in Managua, Nicaragua, received an honorary degree during the undergraduate commencement ceremony at Seattle University.June 21, 2019
Celebrating Student ScholarshipAn impressive array of student research was presented at the Seattle University Undergraduate Research Association (SUURA) Conference on May 31.June 3, 2019
No Argument Here: Ethics Bowl Team Created Opportunities for its StudentsThe way Ben Howe sees it, the Seattle U Ethics Bowl team he coaches that finished #6 in the nation this year is a great achievement—but not the be-all and end-all.June 3, 2019
Toward a More Inclusive TheaterRed Talk presenter talks about putting a more diverse cast on stage.May 17, 2019
Seattle U Produces Record Number of FulbrightsA record-setting eight Seattle University students and recent alumni have been awarded prestigious 2019-2020 Fulbright Grants to study, research and work abroad.May 17, 2019
SU Now Offers Minor in LGBTQ StudiesSeattle University’s Women and Gender Studies Program is offering a new minor in LGBTQ studies. Approved by the Board of Trustees’ Academic Committee, 14 students were enrolled in the minor by the time it was operational in winter quarter, says Program Director Theresa Earenfight.May 10, 2019
Remembering George KunzSeattle U colleague reflects on the life of George Kunz, a true person for others.May 3, 2019
Seattle U Admits Students from Shuttered Art InstituteThe first week of spring quarter welcomed 12 new Redhawks, all former students from the closed Art Institute Seattle who were admitted to begin courses at Seattle U.April 5, 2019
McGoldrick FellowshipProfessor Paulette Kidder is named 2019-2020 recipient of prestigious fellowship.March 26, 2019
Partners in ProgressCenter for Community Engagement marks 15th anniversary with many milestones.January 23, 2019
Bridging Troubled WatersJames Martin, S.J., Building a Bridge: How the Catholic Church and the LGBT community can enter into a relationship of respect, compassion and sensitivity.October 17, 2018
Dr. Leann Conley-Holcom named Director of Choral and Vocal ActivitiesDr. Leann Conley-Holcom is Director of Choral and Vocal Activities at Seattle University, where she oversees the voice program, conducts choirs, and teaches conducting.August 7, 2018
An Iconic Church Leader and Seattle UThe university had a great friend in Archbishop Hunthausen.July 27, 2018
Seattle University's Central America InitiativeAs an expression of its commitment to global engagement in the Jesuit educational tradition, Seattle University formed a successful partnership with the Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) in Managua, Nicaragua.July 13, 2018
2018 SUSI Scholars represent 18 countriesSeattle University welcomes 18 scholars and educators from 18 different countries for four weeks of academic residency and two weeks of study tour for the 2018 Study of the U.S. Institute for Scholars on Contemporary American Literature.July 5, 2018
Ballerina GraduateLeta Biasucci joined the Pacific Northwest Ballet as a company member in 2011, at the same time Seattle U was implementing their specialized Arts Leadership program through the partnership the school has with PNB.June 8, 2018
Five Redhawks Awarded FulbrightsThree recent Seattle University graduates and two current undergraduate students have been awarded prestigious 2018-2019 Fulbright Grants to study, research and work abroad. This is the second time since 2016-17 that five Seattle U students have earned Fulbright Grants in a single year, making the university among the nation's top producers of Fulbrights.May 22, 2018
What to Do About Homelessness?SU provides moviegoers with guides for addressing homelessness.March 14, 2018
Questioning "I Can Do It Again"The visiting LeRoux Chair will deliver a public lecture on Feb. 27.February 23, 2018
Performing Arts Tops the ChartsOnStage Blog and Musical America Worldwide recognize Seattle University's theater program and music faculty member Dr. Quinton Morris, respectively.January 23, 2018
Paul Mullally, '71, Honored to Paint Portrait of Pope FrancisRenowned painter and Seattle U alumnus Paul Mullally beamed as he described the moment that his daughters, Annelise, 9, and Ise, 7, approached the altar to receive their First Communion from Pope Francis in October 2017. The once-in-a-lifetime opportunity was a remarkable capstone to an already extraordinary event, the unveiling of Paul’s portrait of the Pope.January 18, 2018
Poet LaureateWashington's top poet Claudia Castro Luna is teaching in MRC this quarter.January 17, 2018
Recognition for Seattle U Performing Arts“Students majoring in the Performing Arts areas experience the highest level of creativity working alongside faculty who are all professional artists working in their fields,” says department chair Ki Gottberg.January 8, 2018
Real American PatriotismNoted author and voice for justice, Khizr Khan, will speak on campus Dec. 8.November 29, 2017
Responding to the CallNursing professor Diane Switzer travels to Puerto Rico to help care for victims of Hurricane Maria.November 13, 2017
The Reformation at 500 YearsA service and tree planting at SU provides an opportunity to recommit to interfaith dialogue.November 1, 2017
Race and the Catholic ChurchBishop Edward Braxton will deliver first Catholic Heritage Lecture of the year.October 13, 2017
Nobel Prize Recipient is SU-boundThe father of social business and microcredit Muhammad Yunus will visit campus on Oct. 12.September 29, 2017
2017 Gregory Awards for Theatre Feature Seattle U ConnectionsCongratulations to Seattle U Theatre Professor Rosa Joshi for her Gregory Awards nomination for Outstanding DirectorAugust 22, 2017
Seattle University to Host Program on American Literature for International ScholarsThis summer, Seattle University will host the Study of the U.S. Institute for Scholars (SUSI) on Contemporary American Literature, a program of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. May 16, 2017
David Leigh, SJ, Receives 2017-2018 McGoldrick FellowshipSeattle University President Stephen V. Sundborg, SJ, announced today that David Leigh, S.J., professor of English, is the 2017-2018 recipient of the McGoldrick Fellowship. Named for Father James McGoldrick, a beloved Seattle University Jesuit, the fellowship recognizes an extraordinary faculty member who embodies the mission and values of our institution.May 5, 2017
A Faith-based ResponseThe Center for Religious Wisdom and World Affairs will host an inaugural symposium on homelessness.April 20, 2017
Center for Religious Wisdom & World Affairs Hosts Inaugural Symposium on HomelessnessThe symposium brings together 15 scholars to explore the religious, spiritual and ethical dimensions of homelessness.April 20, 2017
High HonorsSU's 2017 Alpha Sigma Nu inductees excel academically and represent the highest Jesuit ideals.April 14, 2017
Arnold Designs Costumes for Stage and FilmHarmony Arnold, MFA, Associate Professor, Performing Arts & Arts Leadership recently designed costumes for Murder for Two, the latest collaboration between The 5th Avenue Theatre and ACT Theatre.April 3, 2017
Not So “Hidden” AnymoreA field trip for young students and their parents to see the movie "Hidden Figures" included a bonus feature: A panel of women of color who work in the sciences & technologyMarch 30, 2017
Dr. Quinton Morris Selected for Seattle Arts CommissionDr. Quinton Morris is a concert violinist, educator, entrepreneur, filmmaker and founder of The Young Eight String Octet, comprised of distinguished African American string players from the nation’s most prestigious music schools.March 29, 2017
A Jesuit Priest Walks Into a Chemistry Classroom . . . As the ProfessorFaculty profile: Eric Watson, S.J.March 2, 2017
Adjunct & AuthorTelecom veteran and cyber spy novelist Alan Johnston brings real world experience to readers and studentsFebruary 27, 2017
Mission ExamenSU joins other universities in examining its Jesuit, Catholic identity and missionFebruary 13, 2017
Educator of the YearBecky Cobb of the School of Theology and Ministry receives Educator of the Year awardJanuary 27, 2017
New LeaderFather Arturo Sosa was elected Superior General of the Jesuits at General Congregation 36 earlier this month in Rome.October 24, 2016
The Catholic Church and SportPatrick Kelly, S.J., participates in a worldwide gathering hosted by the VaticanOctober 12, 2016
Dynamics of AggressionFrancisco Guerrero’s artwork takes bold new direction in exhibition opening in Vachon Gallery.October 11, 2016
Where Faith and Social Action MeetThe School of Theology and Ministry launches the Center for Religious Wisdom.September 26, 2016
SU and World Youth DayA Seattle U delegation attends a special gathering with Catholic youths and the pope.August 22, 2016
Alabaster JarAt Baccalaureate Mass, Father Steve shares a personal story about his journey toward becoming a Jesuit.June 20, 2016
Chapter of the YearNational Jesuit honor society recognizes SU for its excellent programming and moreMay 25, 2016
Building the World from East to WestNew video tells the story of Matteo Ricci College's namesake.April 12, 2016
Teacher-Scholar Personified2016-2017 McGoldrick Fellow Dan Dombrowski sits down with The CommonsMarch 30, 2016
New FrontierMatteo Ricci College is partnering with Catholic high schools to offer hybrid coursework.February 16, 2016
A Church in WarGuest speaker describes the role of the Church, Jesuits in Middle East conflictFebruary 2, 2016
Religion and PoliticsProfessor Dan Dombrowski addresses European Parliament on a volatile, vexing issue.October 26, 2015
Just for Sport?New book edited by Patrick Kelly, S.J., is a critical examination of youth sports in the U.S. October 26, 2015
Delio on Climate ChangeNoted scholar Sister Ilia Delio visits SU to deliver Catholic Heritage Lecture and meet with students.October 26, 2015
Good TheaterAlbers professor Meena Rishi is the first South Asian woman to be nominated for a Gregory Award.October 13, 2015
For the Birds (and Other Species)Fine Arts students create new homes for creatures in garden behind the Admin Building.July 13, 2015
SU StrummersGuitar instructor Susan Palmer sees SU’s education striking a chord with her student.April 21, 2015
My Fluorescent GodSU alumnus Joe Guppy's book chronicles his struggle with mental illness.April 21, 2015
Why We're HereMore than 50 authors and scholars are set to participate in Search for Meaning Book Festival.February 10, 2015
Isn’t That Special?A limited edition, two-volume bible has been donated to Seattle University.January 27, 2015
Ignatian ExchangeSU and UCA colleagues collaborate to share in Ignatian retreats at both institutions.December 8, 2014
Forty Five Minutes with FrancisPresident Stephen Sundborg, S.J., recounts the unusual chain of events that placed him in the company of the leader of the Catholic Church.November 13, 2014
Voice for JusticeCardinal Peter Turkson, a high-ranking Vatican official, will be on campus next week.October 28, 2014
Honor Roll FinalistThe White House has included SU on a short list for a prestigious award.October 13, 2014
Come, Holy SpiritRector Tom Lucas, S.J., invites students into a deeper educational experience.October 13, 2014
Big Step ForwardThe School of Theology and Ministry hosts a gathering of international scholars even as it mourns a close friend.September 16, 2014