Whether you reside on campus or off, life at SU is brimming with inclusive supportive communities, care for the mind, body and spirit, and 175 other ways to get involved.
More than just a home away from home. Find community and comfort in one of four residence halls or three apartment complexes. You'll also want to explore our variety of theme communities.
Poke bowls, tacos, pizza — you’re sure to find every flavor you’re looking for among the 14 on-campus dining locations. There's also an all-plant based eatery and a food station for those managing food allergies. Want to do some cooking of your own? You can participate in Teaching Kitchens—free cooking classes hosted by Redhawk Dining.
We rock the red and the green. Learn more about Seattle U’s commitment in sustainability and earth-friendly practices through the Center for Environmental Justice & Sustainability.
100% commitment to divest from fossil fuels by 2023, which is ahead of schedule—Seattle U has already achieved a 50% reduction.
Number of classes offered that address social, economic, and environmental justice and sustainability.
In Sierra Club’s “Cool Schools” rankings for sustainable universities.
Seattle University's OMA Black Rites of Passage graduation celebration.
Performances from the Seattle University United Filipino Club Barrio Fiesta
SU Drag Show, an annual event celebrating the queer community at SU
Get involved and find community with campus programs and groups including the International Student Center, Office of Multicultural Affairs, Office of Diversity and Inclusion, The Outreach Center and more.
The Office of Multicultural Affairs encourages students to increase their awareness of and engagement with diversity by creating an environment that promotes inclusion and advocacy on campus. The department offers a variety of opportunities to engage on identity and intercultural issues such as campus lectures, dialogue series and celebration ceremonies. Popular programs include Moral Mondays at SU, the Lavender Graduation and the Connections Leadership Program, a peer mentorship program for students of color.
Seattle University Veteran’s Community
Welcome to the Outreach Center
The Outreach Center is a community and resource space for members of the Seattle University community who identify with the first-generation college student experience and the student veteran experience.
53% White / 31% Asian / 14% Hispanic / 7% Black / 4% Pacific Islander / 2% Native American / 2% Undisclosed / 9% International / 100% Redhawk
*Based on SU’s undergraduate population. Check out Undergraduate Admissions for more demographics.
From outdoor adventures to silent retreats, meditation in the chapel to de-stressing with dogs during finals SU offers services and support for the whole person—mind, body and spirit. Campus Ministry, health and wellness, Counseling and Psychological Services and more.
Explore the Cascades, try a cardio dance class, grab a few friends for an outdoor volleyball league or go for a swim. The REC provides programming that fits into your life, interests and needs.
Seattle University recognizes 180 clubs each year and has a long history of student leadership and engagement. An annual club fair helps new students get connected, and our Center for Student Involvement helps facilitate club planning and leadership development.
With more than 150 partner organizations and service-learning courses, CCE offers many ways to serve locally.
Seattle U’s student-run Dance Marathon supports children’s care and cancer research at Seattle Children’s Hospital.
Seattle U’s student-run radio station, KXSU 102.1 FM, has a place for on-air talent as well as program, music and media directors and more.
Red Talks is a quarterly speaker series featuring intersectional voices on a range of topics under the umbrella of inclusive excellence at Seattle University.
Seattle University’s student newspaper since 1933.
SEAC plans over 30 events per year including Quadstock, Battle of the Bands and more.
Redzone is a student led organization that aims to bridge the gap between athletics and the student body, and increase school spirit on our campus.
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PWOB empowers SU students to lead sustainable service projects, providing clean water, health care and fresh food, both locally and abroad.
Sewing, fiber arts, bike maintenance, 3D printing, laser cutting, electronics, vinyl cutting, glass work, and more are all available for SU students to learn in the Makerspace.
The newest building on campus features the Amazon Computer Science Project Center, mentorship rooms, KXSU-FM radio suite, study rooms, classrooms, and the Convergence Zone Café.
Enjoy class outdoors next to the Centennial Fountain, designed and built in 1989 by George Tsutakawa.
Enjoy a sunny day on the library lawn and outdoor stairs, or enjoy 120,000 square feet of study, lab, and research space inside the Lemieux Library.
The Hui ‘O Nani Hawai’i Club—one of the university’s oldest clubs—hosts an annual luau with traditional island foods. The event is always a campus highlight.
Seattle University is a designated wildlife sanctuary enjoyed by animals and hammock enthusiasts alike.
The impressive art collection at Seattle University reflects our Jesuit and Catholic heritage, ethos, and broad cultural values.
Say His Name, Remember His Name: George Floyd (Double Portrait) and Say Her Name, Remember Her Name: Breonna Taylor (Double Portrait, 2020) by David Teichner
A true neighborhood oasis—the grassy lawn in the middle of campus is a destination for locals and dogs alike. A great place to read a book, soak up some sun and catch some frisbees.
Seattle U’s more than 400 student-athletes pursue excellence in competition, in the classroom and in the community.
Men’s Basketball | 2022 WAC Champions! The Redhawks clinched their first ever WAC regular season title and compiled a 23-9 record in 2021-22.
Women’s Basketball | McKenzi Williams, ‘21 scored more than 900 points during her four-year career and earned Seattle Sports Commission Female Star of the Year honors in 2021.
Men’s Soccer | 2021 WAC Champions! The Redhawks won their third WAC Tournament title in the past five years, and fifth overall, advancing to the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time.
Men’s Golf | Nathan Cogswell, ’22 became the first Redhawk to win individual medalist honors at the WAC Championship, earning a berth into the NCAA Tournament.
Women’s Track & Field | Tricht Jocelyn, ‘22, a graduate transfer, has set four indoor and outdoor school records on the track during her time as a Redhawk.
Softball | Already Seattle U's DI wins leader, senior Carley Nance, ‘21 becomes the second four-time All-WAC and first Player of the Year in Seattle U history.
Women’s Tennis | Liliya Dimova, ’25 returns a serve in a match this spring. The Redhawks advanced to their first ever WAC Championship title match behind second-year head coach Kristina Hollander.
Volleyball | Sophia Sanchez, ’22 and Lauren McCabe, ’23 celebrate a point in a match last fall.
Baseball | Brady Liddle, ’24 releases a pitch during a home game this spring at Bannerwood Park in Bellevue.
Men’s Swimming | Jack Neton, ’22 was one of the Redhawks top breaststroke swimmers during his Redhawk career. Neton also had the opportunity to attend the NCAA Student-Athlete Leadership Forum in fall of 2021.
SU’s residential, 50-acre campus boasts incredible spaces for Redhawks to learn, connect, and explore. Some examples: students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories, an immersive Nursing Clinical Performance simulation lab, and a Media Production Lab for video, digital media, and audio production. At the Billodue Makerspace, students can develop a wide range of skillsets, including 3D printing, laser cutting, electronics, sewing, bike maintenance, vinyl cutting, and glass work. Redhawk Center & Eisiminger Fitness Center provides students more than 180,000 square feet of recreational, fitness, and athletic space.
Sewing, fiber arts, bike maintenance, 3D printing, laser cutting, electronics, vinyl cutting, glass work, and more are all available for SU students to learn in the Makerspace.
The newest building on campus features the Amazon Computer Science Project Center, mentorship rooms, KXSU-FM radio suite, study rooms, classrooms, and the Convergence Zone Café.
Enjoy class outdoors next to the Centennial Fountain, designed and built in 1989 by George Tsutakawa.
Enjoy a sunny day on the library lawn and outdoor stairs, or enjoy 120,000 square feet of study, lab, and research space inside the Lemieux Library.
The Hui ‘O Nani Hawai’i Club—one of the university’s oldest clubs—hosts an annual luau with traditional island foods. The event is always a campus highlight.
Seattle University is a designated wildlife sanctuary enjoyed by animals and hammock enthusiasts alike.
The impressive art collection at Seattle University reflects our Jesuit and Catholic heritage, ethos, and broad cultural values.
Say His Name, Remember His Name: George Floyd (Double Portrait) and Say Her Name, Remember Her Name: Breonna Taylor (Double Portrait, 2020) by David Teichner
A true neighborhood oasis—the grassy lawn in the middle of campus is a destination for locals and dogs alike. A great place to read a book, soak up some sun and catch some frisbees.