Artful Advocacy
A student-led campaign called “reVISION” brings an outpouring of support for those with AIDS. Students and Seattle community members came together to create a colorful mosaic and examine the church’s response to AIDS.

Ames Scholars Blaze a Trail

Brain Science, Attention Spans, and Ministry

Faculty and Staff Earn Praise From Students, Peers

Original Student Research Takes Top Billing

Body Image, on the Stage

School’s Out
Four professors with 121 combined years of commitment to the University say goodbye to SPU and hello to retirement.

Living His Dream
Young alum Bryce Phillips has built successful businesses while advocating work-life balance for himself and his employees.

Paradise Lost
In The New World, Pocahontas takes moviegoers on a spiritual journey some critics dubbed an overlooked masterpiece.

One for the Record Books
Falcon decathlete Chris Randolph became a two-time national champion while setting new SPU records.

My Response
A Class of 2006 graduate reflects on lessons learned in Havana, Cuba, and in a classroom visit from Edward Nixon — Richard Nixon’s brother.

Back-Cover Art
As Professor of Art Michael Caldwell retires, he shares a landscape from the Big Sky Country.