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Grading options expanded in face of COVID-19

June 10, 2020
an empty lab at a university

Residency at home

June 10, 2020
a building with a clock tower

Students demand anti-racist action

June 6, 2020
protestors hold up signs at a rally

When peaceful protests become violent, SPU students’ perspective

June 4, 2020

Classes to be conducted in hybrid format Fall quarter

May 29, 2020

Crime 05/20

May 20, 2020

Crime report 05/05

May 6, 2020

Crime 04/28

April 29, 2020
SPU Spring Quarter classes to be held remotely

SPU Spring Quarter classes to be held remotely

March 12, 2020
Due to spread of COVID-19, classes will be held online at SPU

Due to spread of COVID-19, classes will be held online at SPU

March 6, 2020

Reaction and preparation

March 4, 2020

Crime 03/04

March 4, 2020
protestors wave flags and demand the release of 3 million uyghurs from detention camps in china

Fighting for awareness

March 4, 2020

Crime Report 02/26

February 26, 2020

ASSP Candidates Announced

February 26, 2020
a headshot of a woman

New provost appointed

February 26, 2020
the side of a dormitory building

Something in the air

February 12, 2020

Revisiting signature event guidelines

February 12, 2020

Crime Report 2/12

February 12, 2020

Crime 02/05

February 5, 2020
a man cuts through a tree with a chainsaw

Fallen elm affects commuters

February 5, 2020

Senators amend PICCA, Ohana event funding

February 5, 2020
At around 7:50pm on Friday, Jan 31, a tree in Tiffany Loop fell onto the Student Union Building, causing damage to the Collegium and prompting a closure of the building and Tiffany Loop.

Tree damages roof, windows of SUB collegium

February 1, 2020
Members of P.I.C.C.A and Ohana clubs line the walls of the Ames Seminar room to advocate for increased funding for Island fest.

PICCA, Ohana combined event approved

January 30, 2020

Crime Report 01/28

January 30, 2020
A wheelchair lift next to a set of stairs

Exploring campus accessibility options

January 30, 2020
a man smiles while standing behind a podium

Mixing lament and celebration

January 22, 2020
Faith & Science 1, the only co-taught class in the new Honors Curriculum, meets in the UScholars Lounge in Weter 201 on Thursday, Jan. 9.

New honors program: modern, diverse

January 15, 2020

Crime Report 01/15

January 15, 2020
A man lights a match and burns a scrap of paper that reads

Modern Christmas grows from commercial iconography

December 4, 2019
Eldon and Reya Moore prepare fig and ginger truffles at the SPU Community Kitchen on Wednesday, Nov. 20.

Food insecurity hits close to home

November 21, 2019
two women dance in lu'au clothing

Allocation decisions made

November 21, 2019

Crime 11/19

November 21, 2019
Honoring all service

Honoring all service

November 14, 2019

Crime 11/12

November 13, 2019
crime 11/06

crime 11/06

November 6, 2019

Financial guidelines established

November 6, 2019
An infographic showing SPU buget statistics. Over 85 percent of the budget comes from tuition. How the budget is spent: 60% goes to faculty and staff, 20% to 25% goes to campus buildings and 15% goes to discretionary funding. SPU gives nearly half of tuition back to students in financial aid.

Dropping enrollment, increased retention

November 6, 2019
A man looks ahead

Finding ways forward

November 6, 2019

Differing beliefs, same cause

November 6, 2019

Crime report 10/29

October 30, 2019
A poster featuring a Latina woman with black hair and a red flower in her hair. The caption at the bottom of the poster reads

Making a statement

October 23, 2019
A colorful plate of food.

Bringing people together through food

October 23, 2019
Zoe Schurman, age 13, leading a climate strike at Seattle City Hall.

Youth lead charge against climate change

October 16, 2019
Crime report: 10/15

Crime report: 10/15

October 16, 2019
ASSP pushes for structural changes

ASSP pushes for structural changes

October 9, 2019
A woman sitting in a chair smiling

STEM deans

October 9, 2019

Crime 10/07

October 9, 2019
SPU President Dan Martin encourages the audience regarding the future of SPU as he makes the closing remarks of his State of the University address. Blake Dahlin | The Falcon

Dan Martin announces decrease in enrollment at State of University Address

October 2, 2019

Crime Report

September 27, 2019
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