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Reviving Our Abolitionist Roots

See how the Set Free Movement is putting the “freedom” back into Free Methodism, SPU’s founding denomination.

Infographics: What Is Human Trafficking?

Once Lost, Now Found

SPU students are getting connected to the past through almost 40 original letters, penned by famed abolitionist and author of “Amazing Grace,” John Newton.

All in a Day’s Work

Meet alumni who have dedicated their careers to addressing human trafficking through ministry, law, and business — and read their advice on how you can make a difference.

The Art of Mending Lives

We talked to trauma healing experts about what it takes to help trafficking survivors rebuild their lives.

The World Acting Globally

Testimonies of Transformation

International Scholars and Leaders Bear Witness to Reconciliation at SPU

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Students in Israel-Palestine Club Seek “Hope for the Holy Land”

The City Urban Perspectives

Stopping Hackers in Their Tracks

Former NSA Director Says Government-Civilian Cooperation Key to Cybersecurity

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Students Present Business Plans to Benefit Seattle Neighborhood

The Bible & Theology Toward Christian Maturity

Identity and Calling

Chapel Service and Forum Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage

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Deuteronomy 6 and the Greatest Commandment

Home & Family Improving Daily Life

A Spectrum of Possibility

Professionals and Families Gather to Listen to “Voices of Autism”

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SPU Staff Help Students Navigate Career Paths and Family Expectations

Athletics The Scholar-Athlete

“The Smartest Athlete in the Nation”

Academic All-America Player of the Year Excels in the Classroom and on the Court

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Top Gymnast Takes Two National Crowns; Women’s Track Wins Conference

Alumni A World Community

Alumni Pulse

Survey Results

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Free at Last
Center Offers Career Support for Alumni