Surpassing new heights
Four members of Seattle Pacific University’s women’s track team headed off to Kingsville, Texas last week to compete in the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships. When they returned Continue Reading
Addressing binge eating
Human beings have a fairly basic relationship with food: we rely on it for survival. However, in the modern day, our relationships with food have taken on more complexity, requiring Continue Reading
Eco-friendly alternatives
What do you think when people tell you they are vegan or vegetarian? Have you ever thought about becoming vegan or vegetarian, but worried about having to give up “good Continue Reading
Keto diet contains risks
With obesity and generalized unhealthy eating habits being a major health concern in America, many people turn to diets as a solution. These diets go through various phases of popularity, Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
Memorial Day is a painful day for almost all of the 20 million veterans living in the United States, and for the families and friends who sent loved ones to Continue Reading
Art as final act of expression
Senior S. M. Pruis stood in front of an audience of peers and read a poem about how people are encouraged to harm themselves in order to mould the body Continue Reading
Cuisine creates community
Families and communities are built, maintained and bonded across the dinner table. That is the personal philosophy and guiding principle of Allen Stover, a chef at Seattle Pacific University’s Gwinn Continue Reading
Sharpen brings together students from off campus
Student life at Seattle Pacific University tends to be closely intertwined with resident life. For many students here, it is how they make friends, how they learn about themselves and Continue Reading
FRN commits to recovery efforts
By Daniel Rury, Staff Reporter, and Julia Battishill, News Editor Matthew Benzar, current vice president of the Seattle Pacific University Food Recovery Network (FRN), knew from the first moment he Continue Reading