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If Not Us, Then Who?
President Philip Eaton reviews our cultural transition and SPU's place to fill the gap left by cultural drift.
"In this time of transition, we need leaders," he writes.
Leadership That Unites
The Wired World's Renaissance Man
Techno-Grads
Net Gains
Taking the Plunge
A Passion for SPU Basketball
Nobel Peace Prize nominee George Mitchell spoke at SPU's Greater Seattle Community Breakfast on May 3. "Intelligent, thoughtful leadership seeks to unite," he says.
Larry Wall '76 is a hero among hackers. Creator of the Perl programming language, he seamlessly blends computers, faith, family, language and music.
Educated in one of the planet's most "wired" cities, SPU graduates have made their presence known in the exploding high-tech industries.
Share What You're Doing Here!
Early investments in campus technology are paying great dividends -- enriching learning, serving students and alumni, and extending SPU's reach around the world.
With $2 in their pockets and a desire to share the plight of the homeless, 36 students took part in the annual "Urban Plunge" this year. It's an education in understanding, they say.
Fans reveled in the history-making achievements of this year's men's basketball team. Regional champs, the Falcons reached the Final Four for the first time ever.
SPU School of Business Gains International Accreditation
SPU to Establish Education Research Center With Gates Foundation Grant
Weter Lecture Explores Science and Wisdom
Endowment to Fund Fan Gates Reading Series
Portland Phonathon Boosts the University Fund
Performing Groups Tour in four States
Life Through the Body and the Blood
Recipients of the first-ever "Living and Learning Grant" at SPU, senior Anne Marie Olney and Associate Professor Cindy Fitch called the community to bone marrow donation.
As the school year winds down, join us on campus for a concert, play or chapel event.
A Passion for SPU Basketball
Women's Soccer Kicks Off in 2001
Women's Basketball, Gymnastics Make Postseason
Heritage Inducted Into Hall of Fame
Fans reveled in the history-making achievements of this year's men's basketball team. Regional champs, the Falcons reaches the Final Four for the first time ever.
Techno-Grads
Homecoming Attracts Big Crowds, See Photos Here!
Celebrate Fort Casey's Centennial!
Support Scholarships With an Alumni Credit Card
Spring Zing: President Eaton Hosts Golf and Baseball in Arizona
The Wired World's Renaissance Man
Larry Wall '76 is a hero among hackers. Creator of the Perl programming language, he seamlessly blends computers, faith, family, language and music.
Educated in one of the planet's most "wired" cities, SPU graduates have made their presence known in the exploding high-tech industries.
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