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Brenna Dunston’s research on effects of shoelace tension on athletic outcomes helped earn her a Provost’s Award.

Categories include Alumna/us of the Year, Jesuit Mission Award and Outstanding Recent Alumna/us.

Albers Scholar Award recipient charts his future path via unique 3+3 Pathway program.

Dr. Mason M. Moore will also serve as Chief of Staff for the provost.

Computer Science Chair Burkhard Englert is interviewed about the impact of data centers on local power and water supplies.

Research will take place in Thailand, developing cutting-edge water treatment and farming methods for local communities.

Princeton Review highlights university in list of ‘Best Value Colleges' in the nation.

The campus comes alive as students return and fall quarter gets underway.

Seattle University’s College of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences offers several graduate pathways to prepare students to work in community mental health.

A collaboration with Ateneo de Davao University in the Philippines could open opportunities for research, academic exchanges and education abroad.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson and King County Executive Girmay Zahilay share insights into governance style and priorities.

At the final Albers Executive Speaker Series, leaders from government, business, and the sports industry, the panel explored how athletics shape the city not just on game day, but across its entire economic landscape.