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[Photo] Looking at the Leftovers: Stories We Missed This Year

November 30, 2022
Natalie Schorr watching the World Cup.

[Photo] The United States at The World Cup

November 30, 2022
Jim Coleman as Fr. Augustus Tolton in Saint Luke Production’s “Tolton: From Slave to Priest”, performed in the Pigott auditorium.

[Photo] Tolton: From Slave to Priest to Saint

November 23, 2022
Lead Electrician Jay Heitman draws attention to a poorly lit area using a flashlight.

[Photo] Campus Safety Inventory: An Overview of the Annual Safety Walk

November 23, 2022
Senior Jessica Berlin kicks the ball downfield from the goalie box.

[Photo] Injuries, Triumph and Heartbreak: Recapping Men’s and Women’s Soccer Seasons

November 23, 2022
Patti Gorman, waving a miniature American flag and dressed as the Statue of Liberty, urges Seattleites to get their ballots in on time.

[Photo] Redhawks Reflect on Unexpectedly Small Red Wave

November 16, 2022
Seattle University President Eduardo Peñalver

[Photo] Strategic Directions Faces Rising Cost of Living and Stretched Departments

November 16, 2022
Introduction to the showing of Kicking Balls, a documentary film by director Vijayeta Kumar, shown at the Seattle Public Library as a part of the Tasveer South Asian Film Festival

[Photo] Tasveer Film Festival Returns to In-Person Showings with Packed Theaters

November 16, 2022
Dr. Victor D’Shawn Evans listens to feedback from Seattle University student Deo Bebber during a Lift SU focus group with the Triangle Club.

[Photo] LIFT SU Works to Address Diversity Concerns 

November 9, 2022
Graduate Student Gina Leete throws the ball into play

[Photo] Week in Review: Oct. 31 – Nov. 7

November 9, 2022
Basil starts growing in a greenhouse.

[Photo] Student Finances and Food Justice: Redhawks Navigate a Patchwork of Resources

November 2, 2022
Associate Head Coach Chris Victor calls a timeout and pulls the team into a huddle.

[Photo] Seattle U Men’s Hoops Set Eyes on NCAA Tournament in ‘23

November 2, 2022
Seattle University students Theo Proctor (left) and Svetlana Sohoni (right) share a meal at Kedai Makan.

[Photo] Kedai Makan Co-Owner Reflects on Closing After 10 Years

November 2, 2022
Pumpkin spice latte from Overcast Coffee.

[Photo] Pumpkin Spice & Everything Nice

October 26, 2022
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[Photo] Week in Review: Oct. 3 – Oct. 16

October 19, 2022
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[Photo] Lost Communications: Seattle U’s COVID-19 Departmental Response

October 19, 2022
Say His Name, Remember His Name: George Floyd (Double Portrait) and Say Her Name, Remember Her Name: Breonna Taylor (Double Portrait) by artist David Teichner, hanging in the lobby of the Seattle University Student Center.

[Photo] A Campus Culture of Activism: Does Seattle U Stand Out?

October 12, 2022
Latasha Brown speaks to a crowd virtually as a part of United Way of King County’s Advancing Racial Equity Series.

[Photo] LaTosha Brown Speaks on Opposition and Oppression

October 12, 2022
Freshman Merima Smajlovic lofts the ball over the net while playing Sam Houston State

[Photo] Player Led and Coach Fed: The New Look of Redhawks Volleyball

October 12, 2022
Number 22 Shanice Horn spikes the ball over the net against Sam Houston University.

[Photo] Week in Review: Sept. 26 – Oct. 3

October 5, 2022
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[Photo] Your One Stop Resource Shop: What Does Seattle University Have to Offer?

October 5, 2022
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[Photo] SAM Giacometti Exhibition: Figures Inciting a Peculiar Curiosity

October 5, 2022
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[Photo] The Perfect Reunion: Phoebe Bridgers’ Punisher Tour

September 28, 2022
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[Photo] Seattle Mariners Look To End Playoff Drought

September 28, 2022
Temporary art installation in Cal Anderson by Clare Johnson celebrating pride and exploring the deep impact of HIV/AIDS. The instillation features symbolism, and quotes from four individuals about how their lives have been impacted by HIV AIDS.

[Photo] Pride Month: Remembrance and Reflections

June 1, 2022
The Seattle skyline reflected in a window with a Pride flag hanging.

[Photo] Pride in Capitol Hill Quests for Queer Excellence

June 1, 2022
A penny held over the Seattle skyline.

[Photo] Graduating Students Face Opaque Financial Landscape

May 25, 2022
Protestors gather at Cal Anderson Park in Capitol Hill, joining nationwide protests on Saturday, May 14, in support of abortion rights.

[Photo] Green Wave Rolls Across Country in Wake of Leaked Roe v. Wade Supreme Court Draft

May 18, 2022
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[Photo] Palestine Liberation Week Makes Debut at Seattle University

May 11, 2022
Protestors gather at Westlake Park in downtown Seattle to protest the leaked Supreme Court decision overturning Roe V. Wade.

[Photo] A Reckoning for Roe

May 11, 2022
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[Photo] Capitol Hill Farmers Market Thriving After Location Change

May 4, 2022
Starbucks employees, ex-starbucks employees, and organizers speak to a croud of protesters at Cal Anderson park.

[Photo] Starbucks Workers’ Push to Unionize Finds Support in Seattle

April 27, 2022
Third baseman Ty France at bat.

[Photo] Extra-Inning Thriller Sets Seattle up for Success

April 27, 2022
The magazine section at Elliott Bay Book Company. / Jake Nelson

[Photo] In a World of Information Overload, Magazines Fill the Void

April 20, 2022
Self portrait inspired by true crime.

[Photo] True Crime Series Front and Center in 2022

April 20, 2022
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[Photo] The Seattle Kraken: Fostering a Hockey Culture for All

March 2, 2022
Memorial marking one year since Seattle Police Officers Cassidy Butler and Willard Jared shot and killed Derek Hayden.

[Photo] A Year Later: The Death of Derek Hayden

February 23, 2022
Al’s Music, Video & Games in the University District.

[Photo] Unplug and Connect

November 24, 2021
Emily Nielsen (left), Keira Cruickshank (middle), and Faith Chamberlin (right) from Sustainable Student Action led the screening of “Poisoning Paradise”.

[Photo] “Poisoning Paradise” Film Festival Discusses Indigenous Environmental Justice

November 5, 2021
Brooke Friedel as the criminologists.

[Photo] Student-led Rocky Horror Picture Show Continues Tradition

November 1, 2021
The protest began in Laurelhurst Park, Portland, Oregon.

Portland Protest May 31

June 3, 2020
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[Photo] The George Floyd Protests: A Manifestation of Fear in our Society

June 3, 2020
“Closed” sign displayed in the window of a small business.

[Photo] What Does It Take to Keep a Restaurant Afloat During Quarantine?

June 2, 2020
Spice up some old pieces in your closet by tie-dying with dyes or bleach

[Photo] This Week in Entertainment

May 13, 2020

[Photo] Face Masks: Fashion Forward, or a Step Backward?

May 7, 2020
As stay at home orders keep people inside, many have started getting their goods delivered to them

[Photo] COVID-19 Concerns Include Shipping, Shopping and Company Shutdowns

May 4, 2020
30 Deep Cuts for Your Quarantined Ears

30 Deep Cuts for Your Quarantined Ears

May 5, 2020
The box office of The Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Oregon.

[Photo] Celebrating the Life of Father Peter Ely S.J.

April 23, 2020
Randi Thoma, mother of a Seattle University student, participates in a Zoom yoga class from her dining room.

[Photo] Your Fave is Emblematic: Zoom Calls with Charli

April 16, 2020
Recruitment and Retention, SPD’s Troubles Staffing Their Stations

Recruitment and Retention, SPD’s Troubles Staffing Their Stations

March 5, 2020
A Feline Feelin’ Fine and Playing the Bass, Thundercat at the Showbox

A Feline Feelin’ Fine and Playing the Bass, Thundercat at the Showbox

March 5, 2020
Tattoo artists can use a variety of needles and machines to tattoo clients.

[Photo] Making a Mark: The Evolution of Seattle’s Tattoo Culture

February 27, 2020
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[Photo] Symposium works to create celebration of underrepresented Latinx voices

February 27, 2020
Banana Block playing New Orleans style jazz at the “kick the KKK our of Portland” rally on Feb. 8, 2020.

Antifa’s Banana Jazz Party, or What does the Militant Left Look Like?

February 13, 2020
Jesse Hagopian and Diane Ravitch responding to questions from the audience.

Diane Ravitch, the People’s Champion for Public Education

February 13, 2020
The beginning of Connect 2020 construction causes 10 weeks of delays and transfer shuttles as the light rail expands to the Eastside.

[Photo] The Week in Review

January 30, 2020
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