 
A Record-Setting Autumn
SPU welcomed its largest and most academically prepared freshman
class in Autumn Quarter 2003.
Incoming Dean Promises a Cross-Cultural Perspective to
Theological Education at SPU
Freshman Missionary Is Among Six New Ames Scholarship
Recipients
You're Invited to Hear the Sacred Sounds of Christmas
at Benaroya Hall
National Science Foundation Awards $90,000 Grant to SPU
Physics Department
On Top of the World, SPU Fellows Climb Washington Peaks as
a Team
Passage to India: Graduate
Psychology Students Immerse Themselves in Another Culture
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From the President
“What is a college education really worth?” asks
President Philip Eaton. With universities under scrutiny today, SPU must reflect
about its influence and impact.
Closing the Gap
In the final year of The Campaign for SPU, the University has strong momentum
heading into the stretch. [Campaign]
Fighting for Family
The U.S. Marines asked Les and Leslie Parrott for help to strengthen the home life
of soldiers returning from long Iraq deployments. [Faculty]
Creativity
Takes Flight
Theatre graduate Sam Vance '96 is a man with the kind
of vision needed by the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, Washington.
[Alumni]
Basketball Down Under
The men's basketball team took a journey to the other side of the world, and
Assistant Coach Dan Barfoot shares his journal of the trip. [Athletics]
My Response
“Dear Time Capsule Openers,” wrote Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Bruce
Congdon to SPU students, faculty and alumni in 2053. His letter is now in a time
capsule in SPU's new Science Building. |
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