For Keyn Isono, 3+3 equals Seattle University and a pathway to success.

Live and study in Montpellier, one of France’s fastest growing cities and an emerging cultural and educational center. Within easy reach of both mountains and the Mediterranean, and home to 100,000 ...

Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, historic neighborhoods, and artistic energy of Buenos Aires, Argentina. You'll have the option to enroll in Spanish language and Latin American political, ...

Through thirteen courses, you will develop critical skills, knowledge, and literacies; learn about the Jesuit and Catholic context of our educational mission; and develop the ethical reasoning, ...

Sustainability in business has evolved from a buzzword to a necessity. As companies face increasing pressure from stakeholders, regulatory agencies, and consumer advocates, integrating sustainable ...

In a truly transformative gift, philanthropist Richard Hedreen donates $300M art collection to Seattle University, along with seed money to fund an art museum. Richard and Betty Hedreen’s interest in ...

Adopting sustainable practices in business is not just about implementing eco-friendly practices and acting ethically for the sake of the planet. It can be a great opportunity to increase revenue. PwC ...

University ranked highly for value, social mobility, teaching excellence and innovation. Several undergraduate programs ranked in the Top 30 nationally. Among the best national universities, Seattle ...

A new era of excellence is here as Seattle University. Early Tuesday morning, July 1, a group of Seattle University representatives led by President Eduardo Peñalver raised the SU flag atop the Space ...

Do ethical principles and business behavior go together? Researchers studying the financial performance of companies have found a direct correlation between business ethics and bottom-line results.

As she nears graduation, Naho Umitani will do so with a list of academic and personal bests, as someone who embraced all that college can offer and taking with her memories, experiences and knowledge ...

Maureen Benoliel, ’71, knows that the next generation of justice-driven educators need institutional and financial support to succeed. She experienced firsthand that kind of support, the embodiment of ...