Research by Professor of Biology Cara Wall-Scheffler and alumna Leah Bouterse '17 revealed cultural differences in the way men and women move.

In honor of Constitution Day on September 17, Professor Emeritus of History Bill Woodward continues his examination of four transformative amendments during the Progressive Era.

For the third year in a row, Seattle Pacific is the only private university in the Pacific Northwest to make the U.S. News & World Report's Best National Universities list.

In these short videos, six students, alumni, and faculty share their journeys of being the first members of the family to attend college. 

Student Courtney Shaw talks about her experience studying mechanical engineering at SPU and her internship opportunities.

What are "discourse markers" in conversation? Is texting a "new language"? Professor Emeritus of Languages and Linguistics Kathryn Bartholomew explains in an interview with local NPR station KUOW.

A record number of Seattle Pacific University students and alumni received Fulbright awards to study abroad this year.

In this major, students will study culture, representation, and power in order to analyze social formations — such as gender, race, class, sexuality — and explore forms of protest, resistance, and social change. The approach to this field will be informed by Christian theologies of social justice.

Learn about our programs in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, engineering and computer science, mathematics, physics, family and consumer sciences, and sociology.

Step inside some of our favorite places on campus — and explore the action from every angle.