Parents and Families in the Loop

This year, Seattle Pacific University students will choose from 69 majors and 55 minors. Next year that number may be different, as programs are added and others may be removed.

When the Art Institute of Seattle closed for good on March 8, many of its students were left with questions — including how to finish their degrees. In response, Seattle Pacific University began offering a special scholarship for students who were left in a lurch.

While many Seattle Pacific students and alumni embrace the outdoors as a hobby, others have made it their workplace. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t fun.

SPU’s School of Theology again offers this seven-day summer intensive for high school students ready to explore how God is calling them deeper into Christian community, leadership, and service.

SPU’s first Summer Session begins Monday, June 10, just days after the close of Spring Quarter. What kind of students want to spend part of the summer in class? Students who need to make up classes, stay on track, or potentially graduate sooner.

February 25–28 saw students celebrating Body Positive Week. Watch this short video to find out what students had to say about it.

Student Financial Services wants to remind families that even if parents, grandparents, guardians, spouses, or any others are making their student’s tuition and fees payments, federal law restricts Seattle Pacific from divulging any details to them — unless the student provides written permission.

You know you’ve impacted colleagues when they get together to write a book as a birthday present. That’s what School of Theology professors did in honor of fellow faculty member, Robert Wall, the Paul T. Walls Professor of Scripture and Wesleyan Studies.

Seattle Pacific University is the largest provider of continuing education credits for teachers in Washington state, and our Center for Professional Education is focused on the current needs of K–12 educators.