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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.

Pride Month: Remembrance and Reflections

June 1, 2022
Retiring Professor of Law at Seattle University, Dr. Janet Ainsworth, pictured in the law building.

Honoring Seattle University’s 2021-2022 Retirees

June 1, 2022
Misterwives performing on stage at Quadstock 2022.

In-Person Quadstock Makes Triumphant Return

May 25, 2022
Embroidery machines at the Billodue Makerspace.

Makerspace Fosters Community 

May 18, 2022
Students Balance Cost and Location When Searching for Off-Campus Housing

Students Balance Cost and Location When Searching for Off-Campus Housing

May 18, 2022
The Historic Chinatown Gate at the heart of Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, overlooking local businesses and existing rail stations.

Sound Transit’s DEIS Sparks Community Concerns

May 11, 2022
“Heartstopper” Charms Audiences with Impactful and Positive LGBTQ+ Representation

“Heartstopper” Charms Audiences with Impactful and Positive LGBTQ+ Representation

May 11, 2022
Two plants from plant sale

Earth Month Collaborations Lead Pathways Towards Ongoing Efforts

May 5, 2022
Elon Musk Buys Twitter; Opens Questions on the Site’s Journalistic and Political Future

Elon Musk Buys Twitter; Opens Questions on the Site’s Journalistic and Political Future

May 5, 2022
Sedona and her dog, Hazel, in matching jackets on SU campus.

Students Find Refuge in Emotional Support Animals

April 27, 2022
Two plants from plant sale

Earth Month Brings Educational and Immersive Opportunities

April 27, 2022
Self portrait inspired by true crime.

True Crime Series Front and Center in 2022

April 20, 2022
Chiyo Miyake in their work space / Adeline Ong

Students Reflect on Job Opportunities Amidst the Pandemic

April 20, 2022
All Around the World: Experiences from Seattle U’s International Students

All Around the World: Experiences from Seattle U’s International Students

April 20, 2022
A Night at the MoPOP: Spring Ball Reunites Seattle U Community 

A Night at the MoPOP: Spring Ball Reunites Seattle U Community 

April 17, 2022
Sustainable Fashion at Seattle U Creates Community

Sustainable Fashion at Seattle U Creates Community

April 4, 2022
Where Were You When COVID-19 Hit?

Where Were You When COVID-19 Hit?

March 12, 2022
Seattle U Athletes Reflect as Winter Seasons Close

Seattle U Athletes Reflect as Winter Seasons Close

March 2, 2022
Fresh popcorn perfect for a new movie.

2022 Oscars Breakdown: Reactions, Predictions and Insights

February 23, 2022
Meryn Johnson, Kylie Teng, Jade Nicole-Salle, and Ami Kinnamon of RHA | Adeline Ong

SEAC and RHA Look to Bring Community Together: A Preview of What’s to Come

February 23, 2022
2022 Winter Olympics: Triumph, Chaos and a Call for Unity

2022 Winter Olympics: Triumph, Chaos and a Call for Unity

February 18, 2022
Headshot of representative Frederick von Brandenfels

SGSU Update: A Look at What’s to Come

February 16, 2022
Headshot of President Eduardo Peñalver at Christmas Tree Lighting

“Meet 22 in ’22,” President Peñalver Set for Collaborative Spring Tour

February 14, 2022
A classic latte from Cafe Vita in Capitol Hill

Students Share Favorite Winter Foods and Drinks 

February 7, 2022
UREC Adjusts COVID-19 Measures, Remains Open for Community

UREC Adjusts COVID-19 Measures, Remains Open for Community

February 7, 2022
A Crash Course in Dating During the Pandemic

A Crash Course in Dating During the Pandemic

January 26, 2022
Nursing students Rosalie Monkono (left) and Kennedy Johnson (right) receive instruction on swaddling a newborn from professor Jenny Curwen (middle).

In-Person Clinical Continue During the Pandemic

January 26, 2022
Seattle U Community Reacts to Month-Long Online Learning Amid Omicron Surge

Seattle U Community Reacts to Month-Long Online Learning Amid Omicron Surge

January 24, 2022

What’s Going On in the World

January 24, 2022
Matt’s Holiday Rom-Com Breakdown: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Matt’s Holiday Rom-Com Breakdown: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

December 8, 2021
Vegan food options ready to be served.

Dining on Campus in 2021

December 8, 2021
“Red (Taylor’s Version)” Reclaims and Emboldens the Past

“Red (Taylor’s Version)” Reclaims and Emboldens the Past

November 24, 2021
The Prevalence of Seasonal Depression and Helpful Resources

The Prevalence of Seasonal Depression and Helpful Resources

November 24, 2021
Seattle U Community Readies for Post-Thanksgiving Shift Online

Seattle U Community Readies for Post-Thanksgiving Shift Online

November 22, 2021
“Back to Our Future” Homecoming Week Revels in Coming Together

“Back to Our Future” Homecoming Week Revels in Coming Together

November 22, 2021
Sous Chef David Ortizs tuna salad

2nd Annual Food Justice Week brings Seattle U Community into the Conversation

November 5, 2021
Sports Week in Review Oct. 18-24

Sports Week in Review Oct. 18-24

November 1, 2021
Students gather outside the library during lunch

First-year Students Acclimate to College Life as Family Weekend Approaches

October 22, 2021
SU tennis player, Mireia Fehr, WAC Player of the Month, standing at outdoor campus tennis courts.

Rising Star: Mireia Fehr Wins WAC Women’s Tennis Player of the Month

October 17, 2021
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