Local Walk, Global Impact
Soon, local protesters in Seattle plan on banding together and making a difference by participating in the worldwide A21 rally. From the year of 2017 alone, there were 783 active Continue Reading
Senate Oct. 8
As people gathered to the Library Seminar Room, the members of senate took their seats in order to discuss Seattle Pacific University. The meeting began at 8:01 p.m. on Oct. Continue Reading
Crime 10/01 – 10/09
Car Prowl 04:25 a.m. – 4:30 a.m. Off campus — in vicinity Burglary 2:20 – 4:30 p.m. 34 W. Cremona Apartments Weapons Possession 2:20 – 4:30 p.m. 34 W Cremona Continue Reading
CALLED! An Online Field Guide
As students at SPU, you may have received an email or seen on your Canvas homepage something called “CALLED! An Online Field Guide (CALLED).” Many questions have been raised about Continue Reading
New Home at Nickerson
Every day, our students walk across campus to get to their classes, activities, meals and dorms. The grounds of Seattle Pacific University hold a convenient and scenic layout for people Continue Reading
President talks changes
ASSP transitions coming soon “What I really want people to understand is that I’m all about the best student experience. I’m all about what it would be like if every Continue Reading
Increasing Enrollment
Students, faculty enthusiastic about large freshman class “Our messages about our identity, who we are and what we offer is definitely making an impact, and identifies many individuals that can Continue Reading
Capturing campus attention
“It really is different from what we have been doing, but at the same time there was this resounding ‘you know what? We need to really refresh and reframe ourselves Continue Reading
Senate Oct. 1
New Chief Justice selected In the library seminar room, several tables were set to face one another in preparation for the student leaders for the new school year to meet Continue Reading
#WeBelieveSurvivors
Students and faculty show support for survivors “Here at SPU we must be a community that believes women’s stories.” Assistant Professor of Theological Studies Shannon Smythe stood in front of Continue Reading