Cuisine creates community
Families and communities are built, maintained and bonded across the dinner table. That is the personal philosophy and guiding principle of Allen Stover, a chef at Seattle Pacific University’s Gwinn Continue Reading
FRN commits to recovery efforts
By Daniel Rury, Staff Reporter, and Julia Battishill, News Editor Matthew Benzar, current vice president of the Seattle Pacific University Food Recovery Network (FRN), knew from the first moment he Continue Reading
Crime 5/29
Crime 05/29 RAPE On May 21, 11:01 p.m. – 1:00 a.m. Import: On Campus Residential Facilities BURGLARY On May 23, 10:40 a.m. – 12:40 a.m. Off Campus – In Vicinity Continue Reading
Philosophy of service
A Gwinn staple, Patti Boyd has lived a life of service to her family and to the people around her. In an interview with The Falcon, one of the first Continue Reading
Connecting history and today’s news
Associate professor Zhigou Ye stood in front of a library seminar room so full, additional chairs had to be brought in. She smiled contentedly, turned to glance at her projector Continue Reading
Students Speak on Engagement with Homelessness
Sociology research students and members of two outreach groups, Urban Plunge and Urban Involvement, came together to share their engagement with homelessness. Student volunteers and researchers presented their experiences to Continue Reading
Crime 05/22
Crime 05/21 CAR PROWL On May 15, 9:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. Off Campus – In Vicinity INDECENT EXPOSURE/LEWD CONDUCT On May 17, 1:10 a.m. – 1:30 a.m. Eaton Hall Continue Reading
Walking towards change
A few hundred people are expected to descend upon the Ship Canal Trail in just a few weeks. They will be participating in this year’s iteration of the Optimism Walk. Continue Reading
Senate 05/21
Senate 5/21 For the last time this school year, senate met on Monday night. As senators entered the room, they were greeted with an array of Molly Moon’s ice cream Continue Reading
“Surprise party” advocates action
Featured image: Signs made by students were hung in the hallway and on the walls, surrounding the protesting students. Ben Hansen | The Falcon “We wanted to be a little Continue Reading