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Months of tension between the United States and Venezuela finally came to a head in 2026. Jan. 3, United States troops were sent into Venezuela to arrest President Nicolas...



If you’re a drag enthusiast under the age of 21, your options are limited. Where will you find a performance space to help you kickstart your drag career? How can you access...



This past summer, a $2.8 billion case was settled against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). For the first time since the NCAA was founded, universities...







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What began as a University of Washington-affiliated program at Providence Hospital in 1935 has grown into a nationally recognized program ranked in the top 5% in the country—the College of Nursing and Health Sciences (CNHS) is celebrating its 90th anniversary, wearing a new name and welcoming a new program. Housed in the Garrand building, the oldest building on campus, the nursing school officially...

Initially an unknown Queens assemblyman, Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani became a winning favorite in the New York City mayoral race, leading...

The Jesuits find themselves in the company of a new spiritual leader on campus. Starting his term this fall, Yasin Ahmed has joined Seattle University...

The months-long race for Seattle Mayor culminated Nov. 4, as voters rushed to the polls (or ballot drop boxes) to vote in the 2025 General Election....

For the past two decades, Seattle University professors from the Albers School of Business and Economics have taken a select group of graduate students and Seattle U alumni on an eight-day intensive trip to the Dolomites, an iconic range in the Italian Alps often referred to as the ‘Pale Mountains’. This year, for the first time since the program began, excluding years impacted by COVID-19, the...

What started as a short-term piece of summer research has expanded into the GeoAI Urban Walkability Assessment, a STEM research project where...

In an effort to reduce the amount of federal spending on student loans that aligns with the budget and department cuts outlined in the One Big...
In a Dec. 3 email to the Seattle University population, Chair of the Board of Trustees Patrick Callans announced the school’s plans to move...


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