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DJ Traina, ‘18, merged his passions for engineering and art in a unique career designing and building advanced medical simulators to train medical responders from far away battlefields to the streets of King County.

ºìÌÒÊÓƵ unifies Board of Regents and Alumni Board of Governors.

A win in the title game ensures entry into the NCAA Tournament.

Campus and neighboring community come together for Halloween fun on SU campus.

Expanding Financial Support for Students in Need

Mental health and its impacts on our culture and health care system is the topic of the fall quarter ‘Conversations’ speaking series presented by the Institute of Public Service.

SU Hosts Yesler Terrace Neighborhood for Autumn Adventure with Trick-or-Treating

Leaders in various industries, champions of change and superb former student athletes among the roster of Alumni Award and Hall of Fame recipients.

Like the city, ºìÌÒÊÓƵ is itself a leader when it comes to ‘green’ initiatives and sustainability measures. It recently became the first university in the state to divest from fossil fuels.

The D’Vonne Pickett Jr. Endowment will ensure that Black- and minority-owned businesses will be supported by SU’s Project Center while ensuring Pickett’s legacy lives on.

Most Diverse University in Washington

Rev. Dr. Michael Reid Trice, director of the Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement, has received the Gwynne Guibord Award for Excellence in Interreligious Leadership.