The Stories of Seattle University
Navigating to Preserve Ancient Tradition
Nursing student and track athlete Branndi Bowechop, ’26, a member of the Makah Tribe, grew up paddling with her tribe’s canoe family. This year she took over as skipper.
Building Bridges, Bolstering India & U.S. Connections
Seattle University’s Seattle-Setu conference on September 6 convened leaders to discuss issues around the important U.S.-India relationship.
RoundGlass India Center at Seattle University
RoundGlass India Center at Seattle University to Promote Dialogue & Scholarship with India
Law Professor on ‘Why the U.S. Should Embrace India’
Law Professor on ‘Why the U.S. Should Embrace India’
Seattle-Setu Conference to Bring Together Elected and Business Leaders to Discuss India-U.S. Relations
Seattle University Will Host the Seattle-Setu Conference on September 6
Seattle-Setu Conference: Building Bridges to India
Seattle University is hosting Seattle-Setu on Wednesday, Sept. 6, a conference that showcases Seattle’s pivotal role in building economic and political bridges with India.
World Travelers
Education Abroad hosts special dinner for students who recently returned from different corners of the globe.