Seniors celebrated at home
The Falcons finished senior night with the high score of 192.525. Three seniors on the Seattle Pacific University squad were celebrated last Friday, March 1, before they faced off against Continue Reading
Track kicks off outdoor season
The photo above features Kate Lilly, pictured above in a meet last year, will run the mile at the NCAA indoor national championships on March 8 and 9. The Falcon men’s Continue Reading
A disappointing end
A lot of things needed to go right last weekend for the Seattle Pacific University Women’s Basketball team to make it into the GNAC tournament. Unfortunately, almost none of them Continue Reading
Ending stigma around sexual assault
Sexual assault is a horrific and tragically present reality in our society. The issue took a more prominent place in public discussion during the height of the #MeToo movement Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
Addressing present epidemic of suicide One of the greatest dangers to the lives of young people in America is always not the world around them, but rather, it is Continue Reading
Improving campus mental health support
Mental health is a difficult subject to open up about. This is especially true if you are in an environment away from your normal support circles and sense of Continue Reading
2019-2020 ASSP Election Endorsements
Today is voting day for the ASSP General Elections. The student body has the opportunity to contribute their voices in deciding how their government will look for the following Continue Reading
Reconciling culture with health
I had my first anxiety attack at the age of 13. Not knowing what was happening, I had assumed the episode was an asthma attack. For the next year, Continue Reading
Mental Health on Campus
Students pay a lot to go to college. While colleges seem to attempt to respect that fact through offering effective teachers, adequate food and other such amenities, many campuses Continue Reading