Explaining decreased leadership involvement
Featured image: KSPU is one of the many leadership opportunities that students can participate in at SPU. Heidi Speck | The Falcon Despite the many opportunities for leadership at SPU — Continue Reading
Reminiscing on musical passion
After walking into the Crawford office of Dr. Ramona Holmes, one feels the need to stop in the doorway and take in the room slowly. There are books and photographs, Continue Reading
Expressing gratitude to students
Dr. Arthur Ellis has a very humble way of speaking about his involvement in a monumental moment in Seattle Pacific University’s history. In 1991, the very first doctoral program was Continue Reading
Tuition on rise once more
Featured photo: Tuition prices at Seattle Pacific University have risen once again.Max Briggs | The Falcon Seattle Pacific University tuition has risen steadily for decades. With the 4.8% increase this Continue Reading
ASSP Candidates
ASSP President “Next year, I’m going to commit to working with upper administration and my officer core in building accessible routes for students of all abilities.” – Talbot Miller Miller Continue Reading
ASSP candidates present platforms
The candidate forums, which took place on the evening of March 4 in the SUB’s gazebo room, gave candidates a chance to share their platforms and connect with students. Attending Continue Reading
Candidate disqualified
Jacky Chen appealing ETF decision An hour into Monday night’s candidate forum, vice president of finance (VPF) candidate Liam Smith finished his speech right on schedule in front of hopeful Continue Reading
Reflecting on a meaningful career
For SPU English professor Doug Thorpe, the most memorable moments from his career have been the times the classroom became a sacred, special place. “Moments when you feel like … Continue Reading
Following a passion for learning
Dr. Mícheál Roe’s office seems relatively average upon first glance, but look closer and you would notice a range of artwork and literature as interesting and varying as Roe’s resume. Continue Reading
‘Snowmageddon’ continues in Seattle
According to a recent article published by Ian Livingston for the Washington Post on Feb. 11, this has been a record-breaking winter for Seattle. On just the first wave of Continue Reading