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
Senate 02/18
Senate, which was supposed to be held on Feb. 18, was cancelled this week due to President’s Day
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
Highlighting black visionaries
Photo illustration above features Barack Obama, Martin Luther King Jr. and Carter G. Woodson, pioneers of integration and acceptance of the Black community. | Chloe Guillot, The Falcon “Black people Continue Reading
Crime 02/20
THEFT: BY OTHER On Feb. 13, 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Off Campus – Halfmile Plus The Crime at SPU report is compiled weekly by the Assistant News Editor Continue Reading
Policy Affects Clubs
As the number of clubs grows on Seattle Pacific University’s campus, so does the amount of money requested and problems with its distribution. Recently, the implementation of a new Committee 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
Crime 02/13
No new crime has been reported between 02/06 and 02/13. The Crime at SPU report is compiled weekly by the News Editor Julia Battishill from information provided by the Seattle Continue Reading
Weather causes closure
SPU’s first snow day of 2019 The Seattle Pacific University campus shut down on Monday, Feb. 4, due to inclement weather that began the night before. It started snowing on Continue Reading
SPU displays diversity
As students enter the Weter Student Lounge, they can catch a glimpse of the phrase “Remembrance and Witness: A Seattle Pacific Diversity Timeline” boldly printed on the center wall. It Continue Reading