Back to back championships
For the second year in a row, the Seattle Pacific University Women’s track team took home the GNAC championship, edging out Central Washington University with a total team score of Continue Reading
Leading selfishly at SPU
To lead a community, however large, in whatever role, takes time, dedication and a genuine love for the work. During my four years at SPU, I have found that our Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
Losing religious tolerance Restriction is on the rise. In the United States and around the globe, people are objectively becoming less free in terms of their rights to safety and Continue Reading
Being informed is a duty
Media holds an important place in society because it informs the public about what is going on in the world. Journalists exist to share stories and bring greater access to Continue Reading
Exiting with expectations
College is a juxtaposition that offers great freedom and great expectation. Summing up one’s college experience in a 30 minute interview is impossible, but it’s what I asked three seniors Continue Reading
SPU takes on NCAA wave
The Seattle Pacific University rowing team is preparing their fleet for their up and coming meet, and for a possible shot at the National Collegiate Athletic Association Championship tournament. On Continue Reading
Guiding with truth, bravery
The first time Dr. Rick Jackson stepped onto the Seattle Pacific University campus, it was not as a student or as a professor, but as a journalist. He was writing Continue Reading
Legacy of support, care
There are moments from Student Counseling Center (SCC) director Dr. Steve Maybell’s career that he will always remember. One is the evening of June 5, 2014, when a school shooting Continue Reading
SPU learns appreciation for all our differences
Multicultural Celebration promotes diverse community The faint smell of kimchi fried rice and pork carnitas tacos hung over Martin Square as a group of African drummers played a rhythmic beat. Continue Reading
Honoring service of professors
Featured image: Dr. Segall is awarded the professor of the year award. The bleachers of Royal Brougham Pavilion were full of students, staff, friends, and families on the morning of Continue Reading