The men's and women's soccer teams play home games this week.

A federal income tax and the direct election of senators are two ways the Progressive era in the early 1900s transformed the American Constitution. Professor Emeritus of History Bill Woodward looks at these amendments in his yearly essay for Constitution Day.

Several faith communities in Washington state are beginning a five-year research program to better engage and enrich the faith lives of young adults. The communities are working with the School of Theology and Industrial Organizational Psychology in this new program.

The School of Business, Government, and Economics has several new continuing education professional certificate courses launching Autumn Quarter. Many involve just two quarters of night classes and have no prerequisites.

SPU's conference center on Whidbey Island has special packages for young people, churches, and sports teams.

Marriage and Family Therapy Professor Claudia Grauf-Grounds retired after more than 17 years at SPU. Find out more about her and other retiring faculty members, and send them a message.

Higher education leaders in Washington state, including SPU President Dan Martin, released a statement about the upcoming termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. DACA, which protects young immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children, will affect thousands of college students in Washington state and across the country.

Whatever your dream career might be, SPU professors, mentors, and faculty advisors will help you develop a personalized plan for how to get there. See all the resources available.

Executive in Residence Al Erisman retired after more than 16 years at SPU. Find out more about him and other retiring faculty members, and send them a message.

Meet Sandra Richards Mayo, SPU’s new vice president of diversity, equality, and inclusion.

Coursework in these programs are balanced between theoretical material and a variety of laboratory experiences.

Associate Professor of Music Stephen Newby was commissioned by Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre to compose a children’s musical theatre production based on the novel, Free Boy: A True Story of Slave and Master.