SPU Stories
We love to tell the stories of SPU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends engaging the culture and changing the world –– whether it’s on campus, in their communities, or around the world. Discover the stories you'll find here, and send us yours (with an image and/or video if you have one) and we’ll do the rest. You may soon see your personal story right here.
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Superintendent Mary Alice Heuschel chosen as 2011 Washington Superintendent of the Year after impressive academic gains in her district.
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Taproot Theatre co-founders Scott and Pam Nolte choosen as 2011 Alumni of the Year.
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A nursing graduate left Ethiopia and found a journey of hope beginning at SPU.
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SPU theatre celebrates its Jubilee in 2011 with the return of enduring plays such as "Godspell."
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Tenor Jim Cornelison '86 has gained notice for singing the National Anthem "full throttle" before hockey, football games.
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A professor and SPU doctoral graduate go beyond the usual first aid in a broken land.
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Alumna Tamra Van Wyk becomes one of Seattle’s promising fashion designers.
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Alumna lends services to victims of human trafficking.
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Alumna Karen Matsuda is honored as an Asian-American pioneer in health care.
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A physics graduate receives a PhysTEC Noyce Scholarship and heads to high school.
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Student works with NASA to solve the mystery of roving rocks.
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Students named director of visual communications the 2010 Professor of the Year.
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A 2001 alumna talks with President Obama and Senator Murray about small businesses.
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Micaella Verro '09 helps Chicago children through the Mennonite Voluntary Service.
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New book by Jeff Van Duzer, dean of the School of Business and Economics, released.
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SPU junior Tiffany Diaz is overcoming a childhood often filled with chaos.
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A professor speaks at Cambridge University about human anthropology and the origins of religion.
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Alum Adolf Maas, DVM, welcomes exotic patients of all kinds -- from venomous lizards to wolves, and more.
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Senior Chad Meis took his engineering skills Guatemala, 6,800 feet up a steep mountainside.
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