The Dean of SU's Albers School of Business and Economics Joe Phillips talks with The Seattle Times about the conclusion of the machinists' strike at Boeing.

Dr. Carolyn Stenbak is helping to guide the next generation of biologists and researchers.

The success of BioLegacy reflects a positive collaboration between science and entrepreneurship.

New cybersecurity program prepares leaders to navigate an increasingly complex digital world.

RAMP-Up, a program of SU's Albers School of Business and Economics, is profiled as part of an exploration of the Inspirational Paradigm of the International Association of Jesuit Universities.

Dr. Brad McDavid, who spent 30 seasons with the University of Washington marching band, will lead Seattle University's brand-new pep band.

The full Conversations debate over Initiative 2117 broadcast on the Seattle Channel.

Eric Gilbertson, an assistant teaching professor in the mechanical engineering department within the College of Science and Engineering, is profiled for discovering the traditional peak of Mt. Rainier is no longer so.

Nazune Menka, Assistant Professor of Law and Faculty Director at Seattle University School of Law’s Center for Indian Law & Policy, is one of seven Native leaders selected to join the Obama Foundation Leaders program.

National Catholic Reporter covers “Women Called to Catholic Priesthood” by SU's Jeanette Rodriguez and professor emerita Sharon Henderson Callahan.

Comments from Sital Kalantry, executive director of the Roundglass India Center, are included in this story about the role of faith and religion in voting patterns.

Sonora Jha’s novel, The Laughter, wins the 2024 Washington State Book Award for Fiction.