Budget cuts hit faculty, staff
Seattle Pacific University is at a point of pain, according to Shannon Smythe, the assistant professor of theological studies. In recent years, with the formation of the Justice Coalition, the Continue Reading
Diminishing enrollment at SPU
With the 2017-2018 school year coming to a close, seniors are getting ready for graduation while returning students are trying to figure out what the next school year will look Continue Reading
Masculinity as a societal construct
By Kim See | News Editor While pursuing his Foundation in Music Certificate from the International College of Music, transfer student Adam Colling lived in Kuala Lampur Malaysia from Continue Reading
Crime 5/02
Car Prowl On April 29, OSS received a report of an incident at 34 W Cremona Apartments. On April 30, OSS received a report of an incident over half a Continue Reading
Discussing importance of fathers
By Julia Battishill | Staff Reporter Freshman Khalid Al-Sheikh aspires to be like his father. To him, he cannot “possibly form a tangible accolade to represent” his love for Continue Reading
Student shares new perspective
By Anya Annear | Assistant News Editor Senate received their first ever student perspective submission of the school year from first-year Liam Smith. He stated, “I believe that certain Continue Reading
Departing on a journey of self-acceptance
By Julia Suddarth | Staff Reporter SPU junior Camilo Castro distinctly remembers a time in elementary school that he was playing kickball with friends, when one boy pointed out Continue Reading
Relying on skill, not gender
By Jenn Tran and Sydney Lim | Staff Reporters English literature major Sean Im came to SPU his freshman year to study biology, with the intention of going down Continue Reading
Intent vs impact: tension, hurt causes division in ASSP Core
By Kim See | News Editor It all started when ASSP Core began working on a statement of affirmation for LGBTQ+ students on campus. During winter break, Vice President Continue Reading
Moving on from SPU
By Jenn Tran | Staff Reporter After one chemistry class her freshman year, senior Kristina Hamilton quickly changed her mind about studying nutritional science, becoming a language arts integrated Continue Reading