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Last season, Seattle Pacific University men’s basketball team finished 17-12 overall and 11-9 in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, which was good enough for a fourth-place finish in the conference. Continue Reading
Fighting until the last point, Seattle Pacific University women’s volleyball team finally got their victory over Alaska Anchorage, but their winning streak was soon stopped by Alaska Fairbanks. As the Continue Reading
The Seattle Pacific University women’s soccer team lost 2-1 in their playoff game last Thursday night against Concordia University. “I thought we got some great minutes from players off the Continue Reading
Why we should revitalize this underappreciated game I remember when Pokemon Go first came out. Everyone was playing it. However, Pokemon Go has become less popular than it was Continue Reading
What the possibility of remission means to me Entering remission of a medical illness is usually accompanied by happiness and hope. It is an important reminder that things can Continue Reading
The solution is to remove gendered products As a woman, I shouldn’t have to pay more for shampoo, jeans or deodorant. I shouldn’t have to pay extra for the same Continue Reading
In the first SMC event of the year, students came together to worship, have fellowship, and hear testimonies from their peers. The event was put on by the Emerson-Arnett SMC Continue Reading
If you have ever wondered how to be creative on campus, look no further than Lingua, Seattle Pacific University’s visual arts journal and comprehensive program. The journal aspect of Lingua Continue Reading
About a year ago during finals week, Joe Cagley noticed that a library classroom was empty, so for the first time in his life he studied there. An hour later Continue Reading
Members of choir sing songs about hope in times of darkness Ryan Ellis, the Director of Choral Music at Seattle Pacific University, found inspiration for the annual Fall Choir Concert Continue Reading
