To mark the 100th anniversary of independence for Finland and three Baltic states, music faculty members Dainius Vaičekonis, Brad Hawkins, and Ilkka Talvi will present a concert of piano trio works of Baltic and Scandinavian composers on Friday, April 27, 7:30 p.m. in Nickerson Studios. The event will be livestreamed, and is free and wheelchair accessible. 

As national demographics shift toward increasing diversity in cities and local communities, the Church faces numerous challenges and opportunities. Church leaders, community members, and students are invited to this one-day interactive conference hosted by Seattle Pacific Seminary featuring leaders in Christian reconciliation, community development, and missional theology.

Don't miss one of William Shakespeare’s earliest comedies about four best friends who swear off love, until a princess arrives to negotiate an old treaty. Performances are April 26-28. 

Seven Falcon gymnasts, including six-time All-American Darian Burns, were named to the 2018 conference All-Academic Team announced by the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.

The center offers tutoring, resources for improving study and writing skills, and disability support services. Their goal is your academic success!

“Exploring Outside” is the theme of the current Seattle Pacific magazine. Read stories on how faculty, staff, students, and alumni connect to creation and wilderness through trips to Camp Casey, research at Blakely Island Field Station, and hikes on Washington state's many mountains.

“Immerse” is a program for students currently in grades 9-11 who are ready to invest in their faith and discover their identity as one of knowledge and action.

Find out everything you need to know for this year’s graduation exercises.

This new digital publication features stories written about and by Seattle Pacific students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Scout Cai, named the NCAA Division II West Region Field Athlete of the Year, placed an All-American fifth in the women's pentathlon at the indoor track and field championships.

Seattle Pacific recently signed memorandums of understanding with several Asian universities and education organizations to explore academic partnerships.

This extraordinary man of faith who engaged the culture with the gospel of Jesus Christ and truly changed the world received an honorary doctorate from Seattle Pacific in 1954.