High school juniors and seniors from urban areas and diverse backgrounds are invited to campus to meet current students, stay overnight in the residence halls, visit classes, and learn about admissions and financial aid.
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Mothers of SPU’s students are invited to come and explore their student’s home away from home and enjoy a luncheon with Sharon Eaton, wife of SPU President Philip Eaton.
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Mien-American student Yaochiem Chao talks about his crash course in American Christianity in the latest issue of etc magazine.
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In partnership with World Relief, SPU’s Urban Involvement is offering “The Refugee Project,” set in Seattle's diverse International District. This 24-hour simulated learning experience gives students a glimpse into the life of a refugee.
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Prospective students are encouraged to take advantage of the Early Action Plan, which offers priority in financial aid and housing.
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SPU is now offering a general major focusing on appropriate and sustainable engineering.
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In recognition of more than 20 years of significant volunteer work with several local high school drama programs, Professor of Theatre Donald Yanik was recently inducted into the Washington State Thespian Society’s Hall of Fame.
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Learn about SPU’s M.B.A. and master’s of science in information systems management programs designed for working adults at an open house on November 10.
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