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The Listener Ep. 7

May 31, 2021
The student center on a cloudy morning.

School of Law Alumna Accuses Seattle U of Failure to Support Victims of Abuse  

May 26, 2021

The Listener Ep. 6 (w/ Emma Jaber)

May 26, 2021

The Listener Ep. 5 (w/ Anna Popp!)

May 17, 2021

The Listener Ep. 4 (w/ Augustyna Brestar!)

May 13, 2021

The Listener Ep. 3

May 3, 2021
Law School Conditional Scholarships: Merit-Based Reward or Predatory Admissions Process?

Law School Conditional Scholarships: Merit-Based Reward or Predatory Admissions Process?

April 30, 2021

The Listener Ep. 2

April 26, 2021

The Listener Ep. 1

April 17, 2021
Out with the old in with the new: Biden-Harris’ Fashionable Debut

Out with the old in with the new: Biden-Harris’ Fashionable Debut

January 21, 2021
Inauguration Ignites Conversation at Seattle University

Inauguration Ignites Conversation at Seattle University

January 21, 2021
Seattle University Cases Rise as Pandemic Worsens

Seattle University Cases Rise as Pandemic Worsens

November 19, 2020
Conservative, Libertarian and Non-Left Seattle University Students React to Election Week

Conservative, Libertarian and Non-Left Seattle University Students React to Election Week

November 12, 2020
Seattle U Community Reacts to Prolonged Election Week Amid End of Quarter Stress

Seattle U Community Reacts to Prolonged Election Week Amid End of Quarter Stress

November 12, 2020
Seattle University Updates Cleaning and Housing Plans in Response to COVID-19

Seattle University Updates Cleaning and Housing Plans in Response to COVID-19

October 28, 2020
Seattle University Reacts to 22nd President Announcement

Seattle University Reacts to 22nd President Announcement

October 22, 2020
Parents Voice Opinions on COVID-19 Regulations on Campus

Parents Voice Opinions on COVID-19 Regulations on Campus

October 19, 2020
Seattle Community Raises $20,000 to Support Laid Off Dining Hall Workers

Seattle Community Raises $20,000 to Support Laid Off Dining Hall Workers

October 7, 2020
OMA Remains Operational in Midst of COVID-19 Epidemic

OMA Remains Operational in Midst of COVID-19 Epidemic

June 9, 2020
The Present and Future of Academia for Faculty—Teaching Amid a Global Pandemic

The Present and Future of Academia for Faculty—Teaching Amid a Global Pandemic

June 8, 2020
RAs Continue Working to Ensure Community on Campus Amidst a Global Pandemic

RAs Continue Working to Ensure Community on Campus Amidst a Global Pandemic

June 1, 2020
A world map at the Education Abroad office.

Director of Education Abroad is Now the Only Staff Member Working During Pandemic

June 1, 2020
Seattle U Gives Credit/Fail Option to Students during Pandemic

Seattle U Gives Credit/Fail Option to Students during Pandemic

May 29, 2020
How to Maintain Strong Eating Habits During the Pandemic

How to Maintain Strong Eating Habits During the Pandemic

May 15, 2020
Pandemic Puts University in More Financial Strain, Administration Remains Optimistic

Pandemic Puts University in More Financial Strain, Administration Remains Optimistic

May 14, 2020
Students Adjust as They Attend ‘Zoom University’

Students Adjust as They Attend ‘Zoom University’

May 7, 2020
Movie theaters across the country have shut down due to COVID-19 and dates on reopening are uncertain.

Is This The Death of the Movie Theater?

April 27, 2020
Compost, trash, and recycle bins on campus

Students in Financial Trouble Receive Support From Campus Organizations

April 23, 2020
Seattle U Basketball Looks Forward Following Carter’s Dismissal

Seattle U Basketball Looks Forward Following Carter’s Dismissal

March 12, 2020
Jesuit Schools Fight For Divestment

Jesuit Schools Fight For Divestment

March 12, 2020
The Pratt Fine Arts Center is one organization that offers art classes that everyone and anyone can sign up for, from jewelry making to metalwork to glassblowing.

What to do After College? A Guide to Classes Off-Campus

March 5, 2020
What it Means to be a President, as told in 45 Plays

What it Means to be a President, as told in 45 Plays

February 27, 2020
Planning Committee Takes Steps to Find a New President

Planning Committee Takes Steps to Find a New President

February 27, 2020
The Seattle Urban Carnivore Project monitors specific species that have been seen near developed areas in Seattle, such as the black bear.

Urban Carnivore Project Aims to Protect Seattle Wildlife

February 20, 2020
Students Fear Potential Federal Education Cuts

Students Fear Potential Federal Education Cuts

February 20, 2020
Why Michael Bloomberg Might be the Single Worst Candidate in History

Why Michael Bloomberg Might be the Single Worst Candidate in History

February 13, 2020
The State of Political Activism on Campus

The State of Political Activism on Campus

February 13, 2020
During the Weight the Waste event at C-street, volunteers weighed 461 pounds of food waste and counted 1,622 take-out boxes.

New Changes to Recyclemania Hope to Decrease Campus Footprint

February 12, 2020
Demonstrations protesting poor working conditions on behalf of nurses at Swedish Medical Center made their way through First Hill as hundreds of nurses walked out of the hospital.

Healthcare Workers Strike for Improved Working Conditions

February 7, 2020
New York Times journalists and co-authors of “She Said” Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey visited Benaroya Hall on Jan. 29 to discuss their experiences covering women’s issues and sexual assault.

Powerful Stories of Journalism, and the #Metoo Movement

February 5, 2020
The Required Costs of Being a Seattle University Student

The Required Costs of Being a Seattle University Student

January 30, 2020
Mot Mot Coffee now features their newest line of coffee products hailing from Viet- nam, called Tâm which means “center” or “heart”.

Mot Mot Expansion Brings Coffee From Vietnam to Seattle

January 23, 2020
Father Sundborg Starts New Office Hours to Increase Student Access

Father Sundborg Starts New Office Hours to Increase Student Access

January 23, 2020
Though an updated systems resolves many previous parking problems, it imposes new financial burdens on faculty and students that commute to campus.

Parking Fares Rise as University Updates System

January 17, 2020
In the decision to now sell course packs at the campus store, prices have experienced a substantial– and sometimes shocking– price increase

Course Pack Price Increase at Bookstore

January 16, 2020
Pixel art of Seattle U Student Card

Seattle U Clubs Find Chartwells Catering Rules Restrictive

December 5, 2019
Pixel Art of a potluck

What to Do with Your Left Over Meal Plan Money

December 5, 2019
Hong Kong Polytechnic University protestors resting on the floor of a parking garage

The Week in Review

November 20, 2019
Cecilia Moore speaking about Mary Edmonia Lewis, one of the first African American sculptors to gain popularity.

Black Catholic Lecture Explores Religion and Race in Art

November 20, 2019
Public Safety officials and other head figures of the university’s departments analyze the prospect of better lighting outside Lemieux Library.

DPS Evaluates Campus Security, Draws No Student Participation

November 13, 2019
Dan Mitchell, co-owner of Sporting Systems gun dealership, talks about Initiative 1639 which raised Washington’s legal age to purchase guns.

SUCU Welcomes Speakers to Present on Second Amendment Rights

November 13, 2019
From Simple Card Tricks to Professional Magician

From Simple Card Tricks to Professional Magician

November 7, 2019
Redhawks and Utah Valley in play at Championship Field on Saturday, November 2, 2019.

Week in Review

November 7, 2019
Healthcare Center Cost Inaccessible to Low-Income Students

Healthcare Center Cost Inaccessible to Low-Income Students

October 30, 2019
A crowd of onlookers listens to Jessica Mooney as she reads from her book, “Parting Gifts for Losing Contestants.”

Spooky Lit Crawl Brings Out Hordes of Writers

October 30, 2019
exterior shot of Lemieux Library on a sunny day

SU Contemplates Switch to Semester System for Strategic Plan

October 23, 2019
New Student Run Nutrition Course to Keep You in Shape

New Student Run Nutrition Course to Keep You in Shape

October 23, 2019
The exterior of the newly-expanded Phoenix Comics & Games.

Phoenix Comics Expansion Offers Space For Community

October 18, 2019
Olivia Stein running ahead of other contestants

Olivia Stein Hits The Ground Running In Final Season

October 17, 2019
CONNOR MERRION • THE SPECTATOR

Students and Staff on Moving Forward with Chartwells

June 5, 2019
MAKANA HOLGERSON • THE SPECTATOR

Faculty Gets a Salary Bump as Lack of Transparency Continues

June 5, 2019
JP HILL • THE SPECTATOR

Contradicting Accounts Arise Amongst Chartwells Management and Employees

May 29, 2019
A Memorial and a Message About the STEM Shooting

A Memorial and a Message About the STEM Shooting

May 15, 2019
CONNOR MERRION • THE SPECTATOR

SGSU Resolution ‘Rebukes’ Chartwells Treatment of Workers

May 15, 2019
Xuân: A Celebration of the Vietnamese Community

Xuân: A Celebration of the Vietnamese Community

May 15, 2019
Love and Information: A Student-Directed Show

Love and Information: A Student-Directed Show

May 15, 2019
IMAGE COURTESY OF MEDIA.GQ.COM

Re-Entering the Twilight Zone with Jordan Peele’s New Reboot

May 8, 2019
EMILY MOZZONE • THE SPECTATOR

Is the Innovation Building Environmentally Sustainable?

May 8, 2019
CONNOR MERRION • THE SPECTATOR

Full & Bright Futures in Store For Seattle U Fulbright Scholars

May 1, 2019
Co-directors Greta White (left) and Emily Mozzone (right) thank the crowd for attending the 24/7 Digital Design Exhibition.

Digital Designers Work the Late-Shift at 2019 Exhibition

April 24, 2019
A classic Grilled Cheese with bacon and ham from the Grilled Cheese Experience food truck.

National Grilled Cheese Month at Fremont Sunday Market

April 18, 2019
EMILY MOZZONE • THE SPECTATOR

Admissions Scandal Prompts Internal Investigation at Seattle U

April 10, 2019
ELISE WANG • THE SPECTATOR

Understanding Sexual Assault in Media and On Campus

April 10, 2019
MICHAEL OLLEE • THE SPECTATOR

Second Taiko Showcase Encompasses “Kiseki” Message

March 13, 2019
Womens Week In Review

Women’s Week In Review

March 7, 2019
From left to right, Justin Paeste and Huy Pham perform various pop songs during the dinner reception at the United Filipino’s Club annual Barrio.

United Filipino Club Celebrates 25 Years Of Barrio

March 6, 2019
Are The Grammys Finally In Touch?

Are The Grammys Finally In Touch?

February 20, 2019
PHOTO COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA

Hippo Campus Comes to Seattle

February 14, 2019
TARYN OKAMOTO • THE SPECTATOR

Interfaith Prayer Book Calls for Submissions

February 13, 2019
TARYN OKAMOTO • THE SPECTATOR

Arabic-Learning Students Explore Language at Home and Abroad

February 7, 2019
Womens Week In Review

Women’s Week In Review

February 6, 2019
MAKANA HOLGERSON • THE SPECTATOR

Discussing How to Avoid Unnecessary Police Involvement

January 31, 2019
Did Fortnight Make Dancing Cool?

Did Fortnight Make Dancing Cool?

January 23, 2019
EMILY MOZZONE • THE SPECTATOR

Ethics Bowl Challenges Competitors With Nuanced Arguments

January 23, 2019
Phantom Mary: Alumnus Makes Big Screen Dreams A Reality

Phantom Mary: Alumnus Makes Big Screen Dreams A Reality

January 17, 2019
MICHAEL OLLEE • THE SPECTATOR

KXSU Holds Second Annual Benefit Concert: Winterfest

January 17, 2019
TARYN OKAMOTO • THE SPECTATOR

Finding Resources During the Rainy Season of Stress

December 7, 2018
A New Grinch For The Holiday Season

A New Grinch For The Holiday Season

December 5, 2018
Vi Hilbert Opening Ceremony Honors Indigenous Activist

Vi Hilbert Opening Ceremony Honors Indigenous Activist

November 28, 2018
Dashawn McDowell driving hard to the basket for the Redhawks as they take down UPS in their season home opener on Wednesday, November 7.

Men’s Week in Review

November 14, 2018
Conduct of Life Handling Sensitive Material in Art

Conduct of Life: Handling Sensitive Material in Art

November 14, 2018
Mens Week In Review

Men’s Week In Review

October 24, 2018
MICHAEL OLLEE • THE SPECTATOR

Seattle U Hosts First Ever Impactathon

October 18, 2018
Freshman forward Declan McGlynn centering the ball for Seattle University teammates.

Men’s Sports Week in Review

October 10, 2018
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