A panel of historians, archivists, and librarians will explore the origins of Seattle Pacific University at a special event on March 11.
An installation by Professor of Art Roger Feldman is currently on display at the Kirkland Arts Center.
Find out everything you need to know for this year’s graduation exercises.
United Way and the Suzuki Institute are some of the many nonprofit groups who meet on campus during the summer.
SPU Fridays include class visits, a student and faculty panel, financial aid information, and lunch in Gwinn Commons.
If you’re applying to one of SPU’s graduate programs, review this list of application deadlines.
The Oregonian newspaper profiles Erin O’Connell, who is a panelist for the Women in Sports Career Seminar in May.
Graduate student MacKenzie Borgogni's passion is breaking the dichotomy between the sacred and the secular.
This new scholarship is for students of color enrolled in one of SPU's graduate teacher education programs.
The program offers opportunities for musicians to use their skills to serve others through the functional use of music.
This program for young people in grades 7-12 offers instruction from expert coaches and elite athletes.
The Seattle Times profiles alumna Danielle Hulton and her new business for those who love technology.
Incoming students: It's time to choose your advising (NSA) event and register for Autumn Quarter classes.
Commencement 2014: Plan now for your undergraduate (June 14) or graduate (June 13) Commencement event.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid: New and returning students, submit your FAFSA as soon as possible.
Visit SPU: Winter Quarter is a great time for a campus tour (11 and 2, Mon-Fri); or customize your visit.
