The Stories of Seattle University
Engaging a Global Perspective
With more than 20 years of higher education experience, new Assistant Vice President of Alumni Engagement Tom Bull brings depth of expertise in fostering meaningful alumni relationships.
Championing Black Studies
College of Arts and Sciences professor wins prestigious award for teaching and scholarship in African American literature.
Beloved Professor Inspires Civil Engineering Scholarship
Endowed scholarship supports the next generation of engineering leaders.
Campus Security Correlates to Student Success
Get to know Randy Merced, Seattle University's new executive director of Public Safety and Emergency Management.
Coming Full Circle
Alumna Tammy Herdener, ’94, returns to SU in a leadership role, finding an environment of belonging and inclusivity reminiscent of the time when she was a student.
Consumer Confidence
Professor Mathew Isaac explores the rational—and irrational—decisions that drive buyer behavior.
Professor Awarded National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship
Serena Chopra will use prestigious NEA award to begin work on a new book of poetry.
The Deal with Tariffs
Albers Associate Professor Brian Kelly, PhD, discusses—and demystifies—issues around the tax on goods.
Super Day for Ads
Albers Marketing Professor Mathew Isaac, PhD, analyzes the good—and the bad—Super Bowl commercials.
Accounting for Sustainability
Professor Valentina Zamora’s transformative leadership as the David E. Tinius Endowed Professor.
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.
Learning the Lingo
SU professor says keeping up with modern language—including slang—is vital to connecting with youth.