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Good Books to Break the Dreary Days of Winter
In this latest edition of “Good Reads,” Seattle University faculty authors craft fascinating tomes sure to please a range of audiences.
The Stories of Seattle University
Media Roundup: Cornish Merger
Seattle University and Cornish College of the Arts announce the signing of a letter of intent to join institutions.
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Seattle University Hosts Debate on Initiative 2117
Part of the Conversations speaker series, the on-campus debate will feature I-2117 sponsor Brian Heywood and former Sen. Reuven Carlyle.
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Nazune Menka of Seattle University School of Law a 2024-2025 Obama Foundation Leader
The program trains participants around the world in leadership development and civic engagement to help build their skills and scale their work across public, private and nonprofit sectors.
Seattle University Earns Top U.S. News Rankings
University ranked highly for value, social mobility, teaching excellence and innovation; several undergraduate programs ranked in the Top 30 nationally.
Roundglass India Center Launches Podcast Series with Prominent Indian Americans
The first episode of Desi Roots & Routes will drop Friday.
SU Professor's Research Shows Bias Salience Makes Patients More Accepting of AI in Medical Care
Seattle University Albers School of Business and Economics Professor Mathew Isaac, PhD, a consumer psychologist, has published “To err is human: Bias salience can help overcome resistance to medical AI” and is available for interviews.