The Economy and SPU: Assurance for Families
Philip Eaton, president of Seattle Pacific University, reports on the state of SPU during these turbulent times.Find out why he says SPU is in good shape — and how it’s poised to make a difference for families.
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Engaging the Culture
Each year, SPU’s SPRINT program sends teams of SPU students to countries ranging from Cameroon to India to participate in service projects. It’s Peter Lim’s job as coordinator for global involvement to make it all happen.Find out why Lim sees SPRINT as more than just a student trip.
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Bus Passes 101: Student Transportation at SPU
To aid students in traveling and exploring Seattle, the Associated Students of Seattle Pacific (ASSP) provides monthly bus pass options for SPU students. Dana Anderson with Student Programs shares some program basics.
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- Who? SPU students and members of the campus community.
- What? ASSP-provided bus passes for quick and easy transportation within the Seattle area. Three bus lines run by the campus.
- When? Bus schedules vary, but most bus lines run 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. Bus passes are available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- Where? Bus passes are checked-out at Unicom, the campus information center in the Student Union Building.
- How? Students exchange their campus ID card for a 5-hour bus pass, or they may purchase a 24-hour bus pass for $2.
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