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My housemates and I going to a pumpkin patch on Halloween. As the crowds started to pile in, we left to avoid the lack of social distancing.

Needing normalcy

January 7, 2021
Students gather in Demaray Hall for class. Stickers on the chairs signify which seats students are allowed to sit in.

[PHOTO] Social distancing regulations cause confusion among students

October 1, 2020
SPU announces 25% tuition reduction

SPU announces 25% tuition reduction

September 21, 2020
The side entrance to 6th Ashton warns passersby not enter in light of the new quarantine for 6th East Ashton.

First COVID-19 case on campus

September 18, 2020
First year students line up for snack break between sessions on the first day of orientation.

Social distancing breaks down during orientation, administration reacts

September 14, 2020

Fall reopening outlined

June 30, 2020
a building with a clock tower

[PHOTO] 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
A dorm building

Uncertainty haunts fall housing plans

May 27, 2020
Two more trees removed from Tiffany Loop

Two more trees removed from Tiffany Loop

May 20, 2020
a sign with walking tour maps outside of a college admissions office

Preventing potential drop in enrollment

May 20, 2020
a purity ring sitting on a bible

True love waits?

April 29, 2020
a man stands behind a car with a hand truck

Housing guidelines implemented

April 22, 2020
Sophmore Haley Ernst moved out of Moyer Hall after SPU moved to online instruction for the spring quarter.

Moving out, moving on

April 15, 2020
Navigating the COVID-19 outbreak

Navigating the COVID-19 outbreak

March 9, 2020

The future of vacant ASSP core seats

March 4, 2020
sections of a fallen tree sit in a patch of grass in front of a building

After the crash, SUB yet to be fixed

March 4, 2020
an office window that reads

Struggling between passion and finance

February 26, 2020

Breaking down the three final provost candidates

February 12, 2020
an illustration of a person reading a newspaper that reads,

Building the future of journalism

January 30, 2020
a building and clock tower photographed at night

In the final stages of the search

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
A lit-up Christmas tree with a tear through it

Split families: what it means for holidays

December 4, 2019
Dr. Alissa Walter

Discussing second amendment, past and present

November 27, 2019
A screen displays a graphic that reads

Tackling social change through business

November 21, 2019
Guest Speaker Chad Cohen shares more of his experience and advice to a former SPU student about the ways our voices can be heard in a work environment.

SBGE challenges audience to take risks

October 30, 2019
The A21 Walk for Freedom, a global event organized by A21, an organization devoted to fighting human slavery, progresses along First Avenue on Saturday October 19th. The silent march was part of a worldwide event.

A silent walk against human trafficking

October 23, 2019
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