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The Falcon

Carlos Snellenberg-Fraser

All content by Carlos Snellenberg-Fraser
Seattle Pacific offers many employment opportunities for students on campus. (Sharli Mishra)

High wages, high morale

January 26, 2022
Senior nursing student Erin Murphy attends her Health and Illness class through Zoom during the first week of the 2022 Winter quarter. (Gabrialla Cockerell)

Omicron delays in-person classes

January 12, 2022
During the first week of fall quarter, students came back to see numerous pride flags put up by other students to show solidarity and support for the LGBTQ+ community. (Caitlyn Schnider)

SPU makes it onto nationwide ‘worst list’

November 10, 2021
The City of Seattle Police Department precinct building at 810 Verona Street where many police officer have been dismissed from their jobs for not getting vaccinated against COVID. (Devin Murray)

Unvaccinated and unemployed

November 3, 2021
During Chapel on October 12th, members of the Mending Wings youth program introduce themselves to the audience. (Gabrialla Cockerell)

SPU recognizes its first Indigenious Peoples’ Day

October 27, 2021
Bruce Harrell is a local politician and attorney who served as a member of the Seattle City Council. (Courtesy of Bruce Harrell)

Policies for progress

October 13, 2021
Students brought pride flags and signs in support of the LGBTQIA+ community to Chapel. (Aubrey Rhoadarmer)

Chapel talk takes unexpected turn

October 6, 2021
Students Matthew Romero, Lizbeth Cardenas and Lizbeth Gonzalez hanging out in the lobby of Arnett Hall, one of the freshman dorm halls. (Latecia Ragland)

Resident advisors build community in residence halls

September 29, 2021
The Office of Safety and Security at Seattle Pacific University.

OSS responds to increase in criminal calls on-campus

June 2, 2021
Andrew Ryder, Chair of Theatre, has been assigned to lead the Faculty Task Force.

Faculty creates task force

May 26, 2021
Laur Lugos, current VP of Intercultural Affairs, and ASSP President Elect.

ASSP-endorsed measures may reduce funds for programs and clubs

May 22, 2021
Dr. Tyra Dean-Ousley will be the Dean of the School of Health Sciences.

Tough year brings new changes to SPU

May 19, 2021
At all times at least one third of the Board of Trustees must be made of members of the Free Methodist Church.

BoT to President to Provost to Faculty

April 28, 2021
The room where the Board of Trustees typically meets in Upper Demaray hall under normal circumstances.

Provost responds to concerns over Board of Trustees decision to maintain hiring policy, Statement on Human Sexuality

April 15, 2021
Communication professor Dr. Matthew Bellinger dresses up in rainbow suspenders. Bellinger wore these suspenders to his classes on Monday in support of the LGBTQ community after the board of trustees decided to uphold the statement on human sexuality.

Faculty sends swift rebuke to Board of Trustees

April 14, 2021
Participants hold signs at the Vigil Against Asian Hate in Union Square, Manhattan on March 19th. Many took to the streets after shooting in Atlanta.

As anti-AAPI hate crimes surge, SPU students respond

April 7, 2021
Data Visualization by Gabrialla Cockerell

SPU administration applauds students efforts during winter quarter

March 10, 2021
Photo Illustration by Gabrialla Cockerell

PB & J project by SPU Dining adapts to pandemic

February 10, 2021
SPU’s relationship with the Free Methodist Church

SPU’s relationship with the Free Methodist Church

February 3, 2021
Quinn Lainlenen and boyfriend Josh Ulrich celebrating her 21st birthday this past summer.

Communication in student relationships has evolved during COVID-19

January 28, 2021
Rain blankets a car windshield on a cold January evening in Seattle.

Handling the strain of winter quarter and isolation

January 20, 2021
Kevin Mckee, a communications major, receives his nasal swab for the BinaxNow rapid COVID test.

SPU conducts residential and athletic COVID-19 testing

January 13, 2021
Data visualization by Gabrialla Cockerell

Running the numbers of on-campus COVID-19 infections

November 18, 2020
The only co-gender recreational lounge in Ashton is closed along with its small gym.

Housing protocols for end of quarter

November 11, 2020
Communications professor Sara Shaban displays her ever growing personal library in her new Marston office.

Teaching in a pandemic

November 2, 2020

SPU Announces Changes to Campus COVID-19 Guidelines

November 1, 2020
Designed by Gabrialla Cockerell with Piktochart

SPU Students Lean Towards Biden in New Poll

October 28, 2020
Erin Murphy auscultates Sofia Struiksmas lungs. Nursing students are required to wear face shields in addition to their masks when coming closer to each other than six feet.

Medical science courses adapt to global health crisis

October 21, 2020
Union Gospel Mission is a homeless shelter is Seattle which currently isnt providing meals due to Covid-19.

Local homeless shelters coping with COVID-19

October 14, 2020
Sign made by protestors that demands justice, peace, and respect for the Taylor family over police brutality.

Community response to Breonna Taylor killing and grand jury decision

October 7, 2020
Residents of the second and third floors of Ashton Hall evacuated onto the lower basketball court. Areas were sectioned off by floor to for residents to socially distance.

Socially Distanced Dorm Evacuations

September 30, 2020
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