Virtual Classes Extended Through Jan. 30Seattle University campus, including residence halls, library and other operations, remain open during this period.January 4, 2022
President Peñalver and Alumni Among 100 Influential Business People in WashingtonPuget Sound Business Journal recognizes Seattle University President Eduardo Peñalver and SU alumni in its annual list of influential Washington state leaders.November 15, 2021
A Mother's Mission Lives OnAlumni honor the legacy of their mother through a memorial scholarship endowment.October 25, 2021
Ellen Whitlock Baker Appointed Assistant Vice President for Alumni EngagementSeattle University welcomes Ellen Whitlock Baker, the new assistant vice president for Alumni Engagement. In this Q&A, Whitlock Baker discusses her new role, her goals for the Alumni Association and ways to reconnect with the campus community during Homecoming 2021.October 25, 2021
Connecting to the World VirtuallyCentral America Initiative continues its global engagement work despite pandemic.October 5, 2021
More than $3 Million (and Counting) Raised for Costco ScholarsPandemic doesn’t deter generosity at virtual Costco Scholarship Fund Breakfast.September 29, 2021
Fashion Forward (thinking)Apparel company brings an environmentally friendly and ethical approach to couture.September 28, 2021
The Inauguration of Seattle U’s 22nd PresidentConfidently moving into our future and leading the way in shaping an ever-shifting world. September 24, 2021
Taking the Pulse of the New Heart of SUStudents and faculty usher in fall quarter inside the new Sinegal Center.September 22, 2021
Invalid ImageWorks by Two Faculty Included in State Book Award WinnerAn essay and a poem by Seattle University faculty appear in the book Alone Together: Love, Grief, and Comfort in the Time of COVID-19, which was a winner in the 2021 Washington State Book Awards.September 13, 2021
Engineering Professor Receives NSF Grant for Off-Grid Solar ElectricityCollaborative research led by Henry Louie, PhD, focuses on improving access to electricity on Native American reservations.September 13, 2021
Invalid ImageEllen Whitlock Baker to join Seattle University as Assistant Vice President for Alumni EngagementNew leader of SU's Alumni Association comes from the University of Washington, where she has served for 16 years.September 8, 2021
Keeping Students at the Heart of Health & Safety EffortsFaculty and staff treat students’ overall well-being as a top priority during fall return to campus.August 31, 2021
Invalid ImageSeattle U Faculty and Students Had Major Role in New State Toolbox for K-12 TeachersThe new Washington State Department of Health “Back-to-the-Classroom THINK Toolbox,” aimed at K-12 teachers and parents as the new school year is about to begin amid the COVID-19 pandemic, represents a year-and-a-half’s work by Seattle U’s Kira Mauseth, PhD, and several students.August 26, 2021
Seattle U Alum Featured Among ‘40 Under 40’ ListPuget Sound Business Journal recognizes a Seattle University alum in its recent list of creative, innovative industry leaders under age 40.August 11, 2021
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: The Most Socially Equitable Cities in the U.S.What is a socially equitable city? Seattle U's Rashmi Chordiya, PhD, says, "Socially conscious cities and communities are adept and agile in progressing towards disrupting and dismantling oppressive systems while re-designing, rebuilding, and re-aligning systems to be firmly rooted in anti-racist, socially just, liberatory practices that lift-up and center the most vulnerable communities."July 30, 2021
New Book About the Architect of the World Trade Center Seeks Deeper Understanding of its CreatorAs the nation approaches the 20-year remembrance of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and the destruction of the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers, Seattle University philosophy Professor Paul Kidder, PhD, has written a new book on the Trade Center’s architect, Minoru Yamasaki.July 28, 2021
Computer Science Team Wins First Place Student IT Architecture CompetitionSeattle University computer science students Ana Carolina De Souza Mendes,’21, and Carrie Schaden,’21, won first place for their Nudge Bud app at the 2021 IASA Global (An Association for All IT Architects) Student IT Architecture Competition (SITAC).July 6, 2021
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: How to deal with mask dilemmas, social anxiety as Washington reopensSenior instructor of Psychology Kira Mauseth, PhD, was among those interviewed for a Seattle Times story about how we might cope with societal reopening in light of lingering concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic.July 1, 2021