News Archive
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“Almost, Maine”
Feb 28, 2013
The Theatre Department presents this student-directed play about romance in a mythical town.
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Christian Engagement in a Changing World
Feb 25, 2013
The Presidential Inaugural Year Symposium features author and sociologist James Davison Hunter.
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Alumna Receives Award
Feb 24, 2013
High school teacher Leslie Van Leishout receives one of the most prestigious educational honors in Washington state.
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A Book for “Black and Blue Saints”
Feb 23, 2013
An interview with Theology Professor Jack Levison about his new book is featured at patheos.com.
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Students Featured in Local Paper
Feb 21, 2013
The Auburn Reporter interviews Courtney Johnsen, Nyareu Thong, and Haley Miller talk about their upcoming mission trip.
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The Premiere of “Undivided”
Feb 21, 2013
Don’t miss this powerful documentary about the transformation of a troubled high school.
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Winter Music Concert
Feb 20, 2013
The Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Brass Choir will perform on Friday, February 22.
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Thursday Food for Thought
Feb 19, 2013
History Professor Bill Woodward discusses his research about the history of coast artillery forts.
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Research Behind Bars
Feb 18, 2013
Theology Professor Rick Steele explores literature written by Christians imprisoned for their faith.
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Student Creativity Competition
Feb 17, 2013
As part of the Inaugural Year, President Martin wants to hear your voice on how the University can advance its mission.
Classmates Unite to Help Haitians
Some members of the SPU Class of 2000 didn’t get to reconnect at their 10-year reunion, but they’ve been in touch. They’re busy working to improve the lives of people in Haiti.
Large Grant for New Graduate Programs
The SPU School of Theology received two grants totalling $1 million for new graduate programs.