Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Why Foreign-Trained Lawyers Should Consider a Two-Year J.D.Josie Mitchell, associate director of the School of Law's Center for Professional Development, has some advice for international students interested in earning a two-year J.D. in the U.S.March 19, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Should your company tell you when coronavirus hits the workforce?A case involving an Amazon contractor's sick spouse raises questions that many companies are asking right now. Albers Professor Jeffery Smith weighs in.March 18, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Dr. Glenn Lux recognized as Outstanding Medical Group ExecutiveDr. Glenn Lux, ‘06, president and chief executive officer of Allegro Pediatrics, is honored with a Leaders in Healthcare Award.March 1, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Why this tech investor thinks a recession might actually help the Seattle regionVladimir Dashkeev, an economics professor at Seattle University, said he’s skeptical of any statements regarding positive, short-term effects of a recession.February 28, 2020
Healthy Eating, Healthy BeingChartwell’s Wellness & Sustainability Manager Brianna Ballard is helping students and the campus community make smart eating choices that fit with the university's overall commitment to sustainability.February 27, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: D.C-based political activist Angela Rye challenges, inspires in Black History Month addressAngela Rye, Law ’05, was the keynote speaker for Middle Tennessee State University’s Black History Month celebration.February 26, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Sounders FC Announces Complete Regional Broadcast Lineup for 2020 SeasonMen's soccer coach Pete Fewing will be part of the broadcast.February 26, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: No. 18 Mizzou softball upset by Seattle UniversitySeattle U’s softball team upsets Mizzou, ranked 18th in the country, during the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic Tournament.February 23, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Senate candidate’s platform is anything but typicalTed Fortier, an anthropologist and professor at Seattle University, worked with the Coeur d’Alene Tribe to publish an article in The Indigenous People and the Environment journal in 2012, which is cited in a story on Paulette Jordan, a U.S. Senate candidate in Idaho.February 23, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Tarik Skubal, ’18, named one of the most interesting non-roster players for all 30 MLB teamsFormer Redhawk pitcher Tarik Skubal has a chance of making the Detroit Tiger’s major league roster by season’s end.February 22, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Terrell Brown scores 25 as Seattle U men down BakersfieldTerrell Brown scored 25 points as SU defeated Cal State Bakersfield 69-54 on Saturday night at Redhawk Center. February 22, 2020
Invalid ImageFormer SU Pitcher Tarik Skubal's,’18, dominance raises a big question: When will he join the Tigers?Detroit Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire had seen enough. As former SU pitcher Tarik Skubal, ‘18 — one of the Tigers' top prospects — totally dominated on Friday afternoon while pounding the strike zone, Gardenhire looked over at Tigers general manager Al Avila, who was sitting behind home plate.February 21, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Seattle Sounders re-signs SU soccer alumnusSU soccer alumnus Alex Roldan, ’18, will continue his winning ways with the Seattle Sounders. February 18, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Faculty member Dr. Quinton Morris new co-chair of Seattle Arts CommissionDr. Morris is a concert violinist, educator, entrepreneur and filmmaker.February 14, 2020
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Marketing Professor Analyses the Superbowl AdsTelevision ads during the Superbowl give companies a massive audience for their products. Did they succeed?February 3, 2020
A Year as an Amazon ScholarComputer Science Department Chair and Associate Professor Roshanak Roshandel, PhD, spent a year-long sabbatical as an Amazon Scholar. The benefits of her experience— both professionally and for her students—are many.January 6, 2020
Invalid ImageRemembering Jeanette Hulburt, SU's first librarian emeritaFrom almna to librarian, Hulburt cared deeply for Seattle U.December 9, 2019
Sustainability at Seattle UCo-chairs of the President's Committee for Sustainability share their insights on SU's progress toward becoming an even greener university.December 5, 2019
Seattle U senior Serena Oduro is a finalist for prestigious Rhodes and Marshall scholarshipsHighly accomplished student is university's first Rhodes finalist since 2005.November 18, 2019
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the news: Seattle PACs spent $4 million on the election. Who got paid?All of those campaign mailers were not the most effective tool, says Seattle U instructorNovember 14, 2019
"I Am Enough"Alvin Sturdivant kicks off Red Talks for 2019-2020 by sharing his story, discussing black men and higher education.November 13, 2019
Posthumous Honor for SU Alum Alfonso BaesAlfonso Baes, ’53, who passed away in 1989, received a posthumous Congressional Gold Medal for Filipino World War II veterans on Nov. 10 in Washington, D.C.November 8, 2019
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Allow Dreamers to become police officers to better serve our communitiesA guest opinion column penned by three professors in Seattle U's Criminal Justice program urges changes to state law to allow "Dreamers" to become police officers.October 30, 2019
Invalid ImageSU in the News: The Shooting of Seattle Police Officer Timothy Brenton, 10 Years LaterSeattle Met magazine's look back at the killings of police in Seattle a decade ago includes research done by Seattle U criminal justice Associate Professor Matthew Hickman, PhD.October 22, 2019
Learning by ServingA passion for international service helps students define future paths.October 18, 2019
Invalid ImageLongtime Seattle barber stays put in gentrifying neighborhood with help from Seattle UniversityEarl’s Cuts and Styles celebrated the opening of its new shop in the Central District, thanks to a Seattle U program aimed at helping local businesses thrive.October 18, 2019
Alfie Scholar Haley Cummins Featured as One of 100 Young Local ChangemakersSeattle U student Haley Cummins (Strategic Communications ’21) is one of 100 young local changemakers featured in the We the Future exhibit curated by the Gates Foundation Discovery Center. October 17, 2019
Making Wishes Come TrueMelissa Arias, '01 JD, is the new president and CEO of Make-A-Wish® Alaska and Washington.October 14, 2019
Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: Q13 Fox story about Turkey's offensive in Kurdish SyriaOnur Bakiner, an assistant professor of political science at Seattle University, said he believes the military invasion will deepen the humanitarian crisis.October 10, 2019
My Journey to Zambia with Seattle University's KiloWatts for HumanitySU women’s swimmer Julia Gorman, '20, was one of two students selected to accompany a team of professional electrical engineers to Cheeba, Zambia to install a microgrid that powers energy kiosks with solar panels. The senior from Bend, Oregon wrote a summary of her experience and work in Africa.October 9, 2019
A Priest for His Brother PriestsFather Arturo Araujo returns to his alma mater to become rector of the Arrupe Jesuit Community.October 4, 2019
Seattle University Launches Largest-Ever Comprehensive CampaignThe $275 million Campaign for the Uncommon Good will fund scholarships, student programs and the new Center for Science and InnovationOctober 2, 2019
News MakerIf you met Teresa Wippel, she wouldn’t tell you about how difficult it is thrive in media today. Instead, she might regale you with a story about her early days at The Spectator, Seattle University’s student newspaper, where she wrote moral pronouncements by typewriter, or how she met Walter Cronkite in the spring of her freshman year.September 23, 2019
New ColleaguesLet's welcome the following new faculty and staff who are joining us or taking on new roles for the 2019-2020 academic year.September 20, 2019