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What’s happening at SPU? This is where you’ll find the latest news about research, events, activities, achievements, and milestones in the life of SPU and its people.
Campus flags are at half-staff today for national Patriot Day, the annual memorial to the victims of the 9/11 tragedy.
For the fourth year in a row, Seattle Pacific has been named a “Best National University” in U.S. News & World Report’s annual best college rankings. SPU was also named one of the top national universities for campus ethnic diversity, and received high rankings in undergraduate engineering programs and social mobility.
Pursue a career in a high-demand field with one of our new programs. From criminal justice to mechanical engineering, you will receive expert faculty instruction in a wide variety of fields — no matter your path.
Beginning in 2020, Seattle Pacific University will offer 50 percent off tuition for eligible community college students in the City of Seattle’s new Seattle Promise program. SPU is the first university to announce a direct pathway from community colleges to enrollment.
SPU Voices podcast is dedicated to telling the inspiring and compelling stories of Seattle Pacific community members. The first three podcasts feature Professor of Music Stephen Newby talking about his personal journey of reconciliation; alumnus Bobby Martin and his organization helping young men leave gangs; and alumna Cami Ostman, author of the memoir, Second Wind: One Woman’s Midlife Quest to Run Seven Marathons on Seven Continents.
Learn more about these outstanding graduates and take a look at photo galleries from Ivy Cutting, Undergraduate Commencement, and Graduate Commencement. Also, see which faculty members retired with the Class of 2019.
The campus flag is at half-staff in memory of the victims of the tragedies in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
The campus flag is at half-staff in memory of retired Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court John Paul Stevens, who passed away on July 16 at the age of 99.
Cedric Davis, senior philanthropic advisor with the Seattle Foundation, is the new chair of the board of trustees at Seattle Pacific University.
It’s not too late to register for summer camps in youth soccer, basketball, running, volleyball, and gymnastics.
Dr. Christopher Jones ’94 hopes the families in his medical practice never need to ask: “Is my kid sick enough that I should pay for a doctor’s visit?” Medical director of HopeCentral, a nonprofit health center, he and his team have adapted the concept of concierge medicine to a diverse Seattle neighborhood.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Leland Saunders earned a $10,100 Graves Award in Humanities for his research project, “The Structure of Moral Judgement: Philosophical Perspectives.” His research responds to recent arguments that human beings’ concepts of morality are just a quirk of evolution and don't connect to anything deeper.