Rob Saka (District 1), Joy Hollingsworth (District 3), Maritza Rivera (District 4), Cathy Moore (District 5), Robert Kettle (District 7) and Tanya Woo (citywide) will speak on February 13 as part of 'Conversations' series.

SU colleagues share personal stories and profound moments of what the month means to them.

The agreement, signed by SU President Eduardo Peñalver and LACCD Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, focuses on recruitment and guaranteed admissions.

Seattle University’s new partnership with Los Angeles Community College District increases admission pathways for transfer students.

In on-campus event, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion will celebrate 60 years since Martin Luther King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and Congress passed the Civil Rights Act.

Diverse and underrepresented minority student populations continue to grow as does the focus on computer science and engineering.

From holding a campus-wide Racial Equity Summit to elevating intersectional voices and working to increase and retain BIPOC faculty/staff, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion is doubling down on its commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Rather than despairing about the future of technologies like AI, the first Red Talk of the academic year encourages people—especially those in the humanities and social sciences—to engage.

To thank the Seattle University community for rallying to save his independent film, an alum is offering tickets to students and faculty to screen the movie at the downtown Seattle Public Library.

Seattle University unifies Board of Regents and Alumni Board of Governors.

Campus and neighboring community come together for Halloween fun on SU campus.

Mental health and its impacts on our culture and health care system is the topic of the fall quarter ‘Conversations’ speaking series presented by the Institute of Public Service.