Student Union Building

For many students, the SUB is the campus “living room.” Here you’ll find a variety of food options, a relaxing hangout for commuters, a place to meet friends, and a comfortable environment where you can connect with the SPU community.

The SUB is open Monday-Friday, from 8 AM to 6 PM when classes are in session

What you get there (Services)

  • Mailstop Boxes. Looking for the letter Mom sent? Check your personal mailbox. For packages and outgoing mail, visit Mailing and Copying Services on Nickerson.
  • Special Passes. Score free bus rides, or discounts to the Queen Anne Pool, martial arts class, and the Seattle Art Museum.
  • Career Counseling. Visit the Center for Career and Calling for career or vocation advice, internship placement, or résumé help.
  • Service Opportunities. Plug into the John Perkins Center to get out there and make a difference serving the Seattle community and beyond.
  • Outdoor Recreation Program. The ORP connects you to outdoor activities by offering gear rentals and outdoor-related programming.

What you can eat there (Food)

  • Falcon’s Landing features Academic Perks, Bertona Street Grill, Bowlful, and Falcon Grill. Follow your nose and grab a hamburger, salad, latte, or build your own fresh super-grains bowl.

What else you can find there (Offices)

Room Reservations

Need to reserve a space in the SUB for an event, or make a vendor table reservation?

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SPU Student Newspaper The Falcon

The Falcon: SPU’s independent student newspaper

The Falcon is a student-run newspaper providing relevant news and commentary for SPU’s students, faculty, and staff. We are committed to truthful and accurate reporting by honest and ethical means.

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ASSP

Students Serving Students

If you’re an undergraduate at SPU, you’re a member of ASSP — a dynamic group of elected officers and student employees, looking for ways to serve you.

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