Seattle Pacific University’s conference center on Whidbey Island offers acres of versatile and well-groomed field space for sport team retreats.

Undergraduate and graduate sessions are offered during the summer. The next session begins July 9.

In this short video, Beth Thompson Kawasaki ’81 talks about her passion to help women restart their careers and how it connects to her family and her time at Seattle Pacific.

Seattle Times photographer Alan Berner covered Seattle Pacific’s Ivy Cutting on June 8, and a gallery of some of his photos are online. Begun as an "Ivy Planting" ceremony in 1922, this long-honored tradition involves graduating seniors dressed in caps and gowns circling a rope of ivy, surrounded by family, friends, faculty, and staff.

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

The Leadership Studies minor offers students a holistic view of leadership within various disciplines. Students will explore foundational theories and models, consider personal development, hone tangible skills, and deepen understanding of vocation as a leader for the common good.

An op-ed by sociology professors Karen Snedker and Jennifer McKinney titled "Hosting a Homeless Encampment Changed Our University" looks at the homelessness issue in Seattle, how sanctioned tent cities work, and the impact of Tent City 3 on Seattle Pacific.

After a nationwide search, Rev. Lisa Ishihara was selected to become the University chaplain for Seattle Pacific beginning August 1.

In the MEd in Digital Education Leadership program, you’ll explore research theories, discover new digital resources, and develop best practice strategies for using technology as an effective and revolutionary tool in education.

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.