The Stories of Seattle University
Beats Working Podcast: SU's Jacqueline Helfgott, PhD
Professor Jacqueline Helfgott is featured on the Beats Working Podcast hosted by journalist Mark Wright.
A Festival to Celebrate St. Ignatius
Seattle University hosting an inaugural Feast Fest that will honor—through a carnival-like, community-oriented event—the founder of the Society of Jesus.
Public Radio Bay Area: SU Law's Sara Rankin
Seattle University School of Law's Sara Rankin appears on Your Call in the Bay Area, discussing Grants Pass v. Johnson Supreme Court ruling.
WalletHub: Associate Professor Ajay Abraham
Seattle University associate professor of marketing Ajay Abraham comments on credit card rewards, fees, and interest rates.
MLB Pitcher and SU Alum is an All-Star
Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal, ’18, was named to this year’s Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
CARE for Public Safety and Wellness
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announces expansion of crisis response and public safety department with support from SU student and faculty researchers.
Seattle Times: Kroger-Albertsons merger
Seattle University School of Law professor John Kirkwood comments in this report from The Seattle Times.
Journey of Transformation: A Path to Reimagining the Curriculum
Led by faculty with cross-campus support, Seattle University is embarking on an ambitious plan of wholly revising its curriculum.
Finding His Place and Making a Mark
Men’s hoops star Cameron Tyson, ‘23, reflects on his memorable time at SU—on and off the court.
Knowledge of Culture
The new senior director of the Seattle University Indigenous Peoples Institute, Jill “tsi sqʷux̌ʷaʔł” La Pointe, may be new to the role but her connections to campus run deep.
Mayor Harrell Announces Citywide CARE Expansion
The Seattle University Crime and Justice Research Center faculty and students continue to play a leading role in Seattle's CARE expansion.
Seattle's CARE department expands citywide services with $1.9 million federal grant
Seattle University is playing a leading role in Seattle's CARE department.