The Seattle Times profiles alumna Danielle Hulton and her new business for those who love technology.
Don't miss this great night of music with a select ensemble of wind and percussion players.
Adjunct music faculty member Myna Capp talks about her book Namibian Soundscapes: Music of the People and the Land.
This online program is led by School of Theology professors. Read or listen online.
SPU is host to many nonprofit groups during the summer, including Campus Crusade and United Way.
A mission trip to rural Mexico changed the meaning of “access to health care” for Madeline Haugen.
The men’s and women’s basketball teams play some of their last home games this week.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Leland Saunders receives a prestigious award to support his research in moral psychology.
A Seattle jewelry artist and a local art collector bring their collections to the Art Center Gallery. The exhibit closes on February 14.
Writer-in-Residence Suzanne Wolfe talks about her new novel The Iron Ring and the confessions of St. Augustine's concubine.
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.
The SPU School of Theology received two grants totalling $1 million for new graduate programs.