Partnership Offers Interns Marketability and MeaningSeattle Youth Employment Program bridges the gap between high school and a career path.September 8, 2022
Two Engineering Projects Receive $10,000 Awards from National OrganizationThe projects are making a difference in King County and Colombia.June 23, 2022
Lifetime AchievementCollege of Nursing Dean Swanson to be honored with award recognizing her longstanding leadership in nursing education, research and patient care.June 21, 2022
The Sinegal Center is GoldenIn addition to LEED Gold certification, the building’s grounds earns award for its landscape architecture. June 3, 2022
Innovation and Humanity on DisplayScience and engineering students collaborate on projects with companies including Amazon, F5, Seattle City Light and more.June 1, 2022
Mental Health Advocacy and AwarenessThroughout May, university clubs and programs are presenting events around mental health wellness, including ways to de-stress.May 11, 2022
Designed to InspireGabriela "Gabby" Batinich ‘23, shares her creative perspective as the winner of the 2022 Earth Month logo competition.April 19, 2022
Good Eats at the Convergence Zone CaféThis past year, Seattle University opened its latest on-campus eatery but this one is unlike others—it's 100% plant-based.April 19, 2022
Invalid ImageDr. Joanne Hughes Clark Awarded Collaborative Murdock Trust GrantPhysics Professor Dr. Hughes Clark and colleagues from other institutions will use funding to identify signatures of the disruption and dissolution of global clusters in the Milky Way. April 15, 2022
Climate Anxiety Panel & Discussion on April 14This Earth Month event will help you understand your climate anxiety, process it through action and end with a discussion on community implementation.April 13, 2022
Observing Sexual Assault Awareness MonthSeattle University observes Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) through events related to awareness, education and prevention for the campus community.April 5, 2022
Building Equity and Inclusion in Health CareSeattle University concludes its female faculty series honoring Women's History Month with Professor Kumhee Ro.March 29, 2022
New Partnership Expands Access to Student Health & Wellness ResourcesTimelyMD is a leading provider of telehealth services for students at colleges and universities across the country.March 29, 2022
A Very Cozy De-Stress with DogsDe-Stress with Dogs, Health and Wellness Crew's signature event, will be held once again in-person.March 16, 2022
The Joy of LearningSeattle University continues its female faculty series in honor of Women's History Month with Dr. Wan Bae.March 15, 2022
Meet the Next Dean of the College of Science and EngineeringAmit Shukla, PhD, former Miami University academic and administrative leader, brings commitment to innovation, transparency, collaboration and inclusion.March 9, 2022
2022 Project Positive: Soothe Your SoulUniversity Recreation is excited to announce its signature event, which takes place Feb. 28-March 6 and features a series of events at Eisiminger Fitness Center and across campus.February 28, 2022
Tech Bowl 2022Join Albers and GeekWire virtually on Feb. 17 as they dissect the 2022 Super Bowl’s best tech commercials.February 16, 2022
Tree Campus DesignationFor the fifth year in a row, Seattle University has earned the Tree Campus Higher Education designation from the Arbor Day Foundation program.February 15, 2022
A Winning PerspectivePost-baccalaureate Biology student Kayla Meredith, ’22, was awarded the 2021 Murdock Poster Prize in the Developmental Biology-Physiology category at the 30th Annual Murdock College Science Research (MCSR) Conference. January 28, 2022
Vera Whole Health to Acquire Publicly Traded Castlight in $370M DealRyan Schmid, '07 MBA, founder and CEO of Vera Whole Health, announces the combined company will integrate Castlight's market-leading technology with Vera's purpose-built clinics, health care professionals and strategic partnerships.January 6, 2022
Randomized COVID-19 Testing Informs and Protects Seattle UThe health and well-being of the campus community remains a critical component of Seattle University’s return to in-person learning and programming this fall. A new element of the university’s COVID-19 response is a Faculty and Staff COVID-19 Surveillance Testing Plan for both unvaccinated and vaccinated employee populations. October 7, 2021
Taking the Pulse of the New Heart of SUStudents and faculty usher in fall quarter inside the new Sinegal Center.September 22, 2021
Seattle U a Top 'Cool School'Recognition affirms our commitment to being a leading university for environmental sustainability. September 14, 2021
Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation DedicationCelebrating the Sinegal Center—the new heart of Seattle University—with a ribbon cutting and guided tours.September 9, 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
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
MBA Graduates Develop Free Guide to Help Small Business Lower its Carbon FootprintSmall businesses that want to measure their greenhouse gas emissions with an eye toward lowering them can access a free guide developed by a group of Seattle University MBA students and their advisors.July 1, 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
Invalid ImageCritters in the CitySeattle is a top spot for mammal sightings, including opossums, tree squirrels and coyotes, according to a recent national study and research paper co-authored by a Seattle U biology professor.June 30, 2021
Seattle U Civil Engineering Students Continue Their Winning WaysA student project to use leftover cross laminated timber to build houses for the homeless earned one of eight $10,000 awards from the 2021 NCEES Engineering Awards in June.June 24, 2021
Projects Day Goes VirtualAnother successful year of senior capstone projects and Projects Day is on the books, made even more notable for being completed almost entirely remotely due to COVID-19.June 23, 2021
Grounds Department and Students Team Up to Study Campus Native Bee HabitatA program to monitor native bees with the hope of creating a better pollinator environment on campus is underway with the help of students and championed by Grounds Manager Shannon Britton.June 14, 2021
Projects Day PreviewNow in its 34th year, Seattle U’s Projects Day will be unlike years past as the venerable day-long show-and-tell of senior capstone engineering projects will reflect a year-long design process done almost entirely virtually.May 24, 2021
Invalid ImageSU Earns STARS Gold Rating for Sustainability, Improves ScoreSeattle University has earned a STARS Gold rating for its commitment to sustainability. This marks the third time SU has received a Gold rating.May 14, 2021
First2College & Seattle U AI4ALLEach AI4ALL chapter – like the one at Seattle U – is centered around a two-week course that teaches how to use AI to solve problems.May 7, 2021
Curating the Intersection of Art and ScienceThe Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation will feature works by renowned local and national artists.April 29, 2021
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Invalid ImageSeattle U in the News: To fight COVID-19 with vaccines, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders in Washington first need to be seenSeattle U graduate student and alumni Joseph Seia, ’08, helped create a pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinic specifically for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders.March 2, 2021
Bob Heeren remembered as "positive and inspiring presence"Bob Heeren, longtime faculty member and chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, passed away Jan. 31.February 23, 2021
Invalid ImagePsychology student researchers key contributors to state pandemic projectDeveloping critical content for the Washington State Department of Health’s Behavioral Health Strike Team offered an unexpected opportunity for Seattle U psychology students.February 22, 2021
Invalid ImageExamining Digital Ethics at Seattle UniversityThree leaders in the Initiative in Ethics and Transformative Technologies at Seattle University talk about digital ethics and their work in the intersection between technology and ethics.January 20, 2021
Amazon to Endow Computer Science Chair at Seattle University, Search UnderwayAmazon’s gift will support Seattle University’s efforts to recruit and retain well-prepared computer science students—with a focus on underrepresented minorities —and to connect all students with industry perspectives and elevate the department’s ability to graduate computer scientists and software engineers.January 14, 2021
Swedish and Seattle University Open a COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at Seattle UniversityMuch of the first floor of Campion Hall is home to the Swedish Community COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at Seattle University, a new and unique collaboration between the two longtime partners in health care education that will be in place at least through June.January 12, 2021
Computer Science Collaboration Creates Life-Saving AppComputer Science faculty, students and recent alumni collaborate with start-up Bilimetrix-USA, LLC in building a software-based point of care and patent-pending app to support solutions for early detection and treatment of severe infant jaundice in low-resource countries.January 7, 2021
Seattle U Alumnus and Company Co-Founders Among Forbes “30 Under 30”Elias Baker, ’16, along with his co-founders of their company Nanodropper, were among those named to Forbes “30 Under 30” 2021 list. December 16, 2020
Invalid ImageAre Health Awareness Campaigns Effective? New Study Finds Mixed ResultsDespite their ubiquity, the efficacy of health awareness events remains unclear, according to a new study co-authored by a Seattle University economics professor.December 9, 2020