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Back Where We Belong: SU Returns to WCC
Conference means greater sports competition and national visibility for university.
The Stories of Seattle University
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Navigating to Preserve Ancient Tradition
Nursing student and track athlete Branndi Bowechop, ’26, a member of the Makah Tribe, grew up paddling with her tribe’s canoe family. This year she took over as skipper.
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Seattle University and the Archdiocese of Seattle will host Together for Our Common Home:
A Climate Action Summit in 2024
Jesuit University Presidents Reflect on SCOTUS Decision
President Eduardo Peñalver joins presidents from Fordham and Holy Cross in a discussion on the impacts of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action.
Building Bridges, Bolstering India & U.S. Connections
Seattle University’s Seattle-Setu conference on September 6 convened leaders to discuss issues around the important U.S.-India relationship.
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RoundGlass India Center at Seattle University
RoundGlass India Center at Seattle University to Promote Dialogue & Scholarship with India
Law Professor on ‘Why the U.S. Should Embrace India’
Law Professor on ‘Why the U.S. Should Embrace India’