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.

It’s not too late to register for summer camps in youth soccer, basketball, running, volleyball, and gymnastics.

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.

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.

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

Legal counsel and trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice, Josh was head of the legal team that successfully prosecuted Volkswagen for auto emissions fraud.

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

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

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.