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A University Without Walls
With the $1 million Ames Initiative underway, President Philip Eaton shares his vision of the University's
doors opened wide, welcoming more ethnic minority students. "I am convinced that a primary task for
Christians in the 21st century is to dismantle walls that divide," he says.
Redeeming the Future
Gift Adds Momentum
Just What Is Good Business?
Business Students Applaud Northwest Companies
Career and Calling
Following the Call Into Life and Livelihood
Vocation on Screen
Teams from 13 Christian colleges and universities met at SPU this spring to discuss what
they believe is a biblical mandate: ensuring access and success for minority students.
For Gary and Barbara Ames, racial and ethnic diversity is part of the richness of God's
world. They recently gave $1 million toward scholarships for students of color at SPU.
Before its stunning collapse, Enron was considered a model business. Dean Jeff Van Duzer
and Professor Kenman Wong propose a different definition of good business.
A new $2 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. will aid SPU students in drawing upon
their Christian faith when making career decisions.
"Dead Man Walking" and "The Apostle" were two of the offerings at the SPU Film Festival
in April. Students viewed and discussed five films dealing with faith and vocation.
University Calendar
Business Students Applaud Northwest Companies
Response Honored Again by CASE
Schoenhals Symposium Brings Pianist to SPU
Sculpture Explores Old-New Exchange
Award-Winners: Two Journals Receive Top Honors
Let Freedom Ring
At SPU's annual downtown breakfast in April, former U.S. Ambassador Robert Seiple argued
that freedom of religion is key to a peaceful world.
End-of-the year events include campus concerts by each of the major performing groups,
Ivy Cutting, Commencement and a 50-year reunion for the Class of 1952.
There's Still Room on This Summer's Fellows Tour of France!
Alumni Scientists Receive Medallion Awards at Homecoming
A Vital Network of SPU Women: The Alumnae Falconettes
The Falcons' Newest Starter
Huskies Select Bone for Hoops Staff
Gymnasts and Hoopsters Reach Postseason
Weather Doesn't Dampen Spring Sports
As Ken Bone left to join the Huskies, longtime assistant coach Jeff Hironaka was named to
lead the Falcon men's basketball program. "I plan to take us to the top," he says.
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