Student Publications and Media

Cascade. SPU�s student-published yearbook, subsidized by the Associated Students of Seattle Pacific (ASSP) . Copies may be purchased during Autumn Quarter registration. The yearbooks arrive near the end of Spring Quarter.

The Falcon. SPU�s weekly student newspaper, with free copies available in the Student Union Building, Library, Weter Hall, Otto Miller Hall, Demaray Hall, and Gwinn Commons each Wednesday.

KSPU. SPU�s student-run radio station is a variety of shows that airs news, music, and commentary over the television and Internet.

Lingua. An annual student arts journal publishing poetry, short stories, graphics, and photography. Also includes a CD of musical selections.

SPU Directory (SPUD). A pictorial listing of students, faculty, staff, and administration published by ASSP during Autumn Quarter. A copy is distributed to each currently enrolled student. The directory is not to be distributed to anyone who may use it for solicitation purposes, including insurance companies, military recruiters, and churches. Students may request that their personal information be unlisted (such as phone numbers and addresses). Requests are made to Student Academic Services.

University Publications and Publicity
Sources of information about campus events, people, and policies include:

Campus Master Calendar. This calendar provides a centralized collection of campus events and deadlines. To submit an event or see what�s happening on campus, visit the Calendar site.

Undergraduate Catalog. Produced by University Relations and the Office of the Academic Affairs, the Undergraduate Catalog contains information about the policies and procedures of the University, as well as listings of all curricular offerings. Also, the names of all faculty and governing personnel of SPU are listed with their appropriate positions.

Faculty/Staff Bulletin. The bulletin contains weekly news and is published by the Office of the University Communications. Articles must be submitted by noon Thursdays, or emailed to bulletin@spu.edu.

Hot Jobs. Published by the Career Development Center and distributed electronically twice a month during the academic year, Hot Jobs highlights career events, on-campus interviews, as well as internships. It is available by subscription and at the website www.spu.edu/depts/cdc.

Response. Published three times a year by the Office of University Communications, Response magazine is the primary means of communication between SPU and more than 53,000 of its constituents. Response readership consists of alumni, friends of SPU, donors, churches, corporations, and the parents of current and newly admitted students. .

SPU website. The University�s website at www.spu.edu provides visitors with access to all types of information about the University, including academics, admissions, athletics, registration, directory of personnel, housing and food services, student and faculty home pages, and many other campus programs and events.

Online Time Schedule. Lists the times, places, and professors for each class. The Online Time Schedule is located through Banner by going to the SPU Virtual Campus Catalog and Online Time Schedule.

To the Point. An all-campus news sheet published by the Office of Student Life each Wednesday, this newsletter includes information that must be submitted through the To the Point Editor no later than noon on Mondays.

Uni-Com. The campus information and service desk located on the first floor of the Student Union Building.

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