The first time I ate pesto without caring about having it get stuck in my teeth I was sitting in the intimate and red-upholstered booths beneath the sultry low-lighting of a very well-loved pizza parlor. Nestled between my new Seattle friends, my eyes as wide as the saucers our food was served upon, my college-freshman ...
Have you guys heard about this whole Flight 370 deal? If you haven’t, where the hell do you live? If you have, I’m sure you will agree with me when I say: WOW! Of course, it’s incredibly unfortunate that we may be looking at a significant loss of human life and that the continued coverage ...
On April 8, juniors Haley Jo Lewis and Coley Santiago launched a Seattle U chapter of Her Campus, a national publication which focuses on women’s collegiate experience. “I just thought that this was a really good opportunity for the girls at Seattle U to take charge of campus; we define what it’s about,” Lewis said. ...
Many of the major buildings you pass on Capitol Hill have one thing in common—big windows. Once known as “Auto Row”, these big windows were once used to let shoppers see the floor of auto-markets where shiny new vehicles would be sitting, waiting to take their part in the auto revolution. Now, the glass serves ...
Seattle University’s Enactus and innovation and entrepreneurship club has the longstanding goal of helping local companies in their financial endeavors, and these companies are not the only ones who have taken notice. Just last month, Enactus traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio to compete in a national Topic Competition and Project Partnerships and placed exceedingly well. Coca ...
If you want better toilet paper in the dorms, you can petition for it. Student Government of Seattle University (SGSU) recently started an initiative called “We the Redhawks” to help more student voices be heard throughout campus. According to SGSU President Eric Chalmers, President Obama had the idea first. In an effort to give people ...
Seattle University’s divestment campaign seems like the “will they, won’t they” movement of the year. Last week, Sustainable Student Action (SSA) released a statement saying that they did not accept the administration’s rejection of their quest to divest, and would continue to work toward that end. Additionally, students accepted the administration’s offer to collaborate on ...
When Seattle University junior Annie Nienow-Birch needed help from Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) on campus during winter quarter, she had to wait. The first available appointment wasn’t until after spring break. According to Nienow-Birch, the small staff and limited funds of the CAPS office are not always enough to accommodate students. She isn’t the ...
Chances are, any time you take a bite of food you have a pollinator to thank. While the numbers aren’t exact, about a third of the food produced in the world owes its existence to the work of pollinator species like honey bees, wasps, flies, and beetles. The existence of these species has declined sharply ...