Seattle Pacific Seminary presents a public lecture, “Who Can Stand before YHWH, This Holy God? The Challenge of the Ark Narrative for Our Times. (1 Samuel 4–6).”

Oct 14, 2024

Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024 | 7 p.m.
First Free Methodist Church (Sanctuary)
Annual Frank Anthony Spina Lectureship: “Who Can Stand before YHWH, This Holy God?” by Dr. Richard Middleton

Please join the Seattle Pacific Seminary for its first public lecture of the year on Tuesday Oct. 29, 7 p.m., in the First Free Methodist Church sanctuary. The speaker is Professor of Biblical Worldview and Exegesis Richard Middleton from Wesleyan University. He will present the lecture, “Who Can Stand before YHWH, This Holy God? The Challenge of the Ark Narrative for Our Times. (1 Samuel 4–6)." This lecture will explore how the holiness of God calls our polarizing ideologies into question. The respondent for this lecture will be SPU’s Professor of Biblical Studies Sara Koenig.

This event requires no registration, is wheelchair accessible, and is free.

The History Department and the student history club HIndsight welcome Dr. Jennifer Frost on Oct. 16 to talk about her book, "Let Us Vote!:" Youth Voting Rights & the 26th Amendment.

Oct 11, 2024

The History Department and the student history club HIndsight are hosting an event with author and scholar Dr. Jennifer Frost to talk about her book, "Let Us Vote!:" Youth Voting Rights & the 26th Amendment, on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 5–6 p.m. in Eaton Hall 112. She will talk about the multifaceted endeavor to achieve youth voting rights in the United States over a 30-year period starting in World War II.

Professor of Biology Tracie Delgado included in The Atlas of Inspiring Hispanic/Latinx Scientists”

Oct 10, 2024

Tracie Delgado, professor of biology, was added to The Atlas of Inspiring Hispanic/Latinx Scientists. Faculty names are added to the atlas after nomination. The atlas, hosted by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, showcases the expertise, talents, and diversity of Hispanic and Latinx scientific faculty across the USA.

Soar over campus, go inside a residence hall, or get a birds-eye view of Seattle and surrounding neighborhoods in our 360 virtual tour!

Sep 30, 2024

Virtually walk through the Seattle Pacific campus on a sunny Seattle day. Enter a classroom to see what your day-to-day life will be like. Soar over the Seattle waterfront, Golden Gardens Beach, or downtown. Welcome to Seattle Pacific University’s state-of-the-art 360 virtual tour.

Learn about the School of Education's graduate and certificate programs for students and education professionals. "You get that individualized attention and support." Watch the video.

Sep 30, 2024

SPU's School of Education Choose offers diverse range of doctoral, master’s, and certification programs, accredited at the state and national level. Graduates are among the most sought-after educators in the field.

The best way to discover our amazing community is come and visit! Sign up for the next Falcon Friday and be an SPU student for a day.

Sep 30, 2024

Live like an SPU student for a day during Falcon Fridays! This one-day visit includes information sessions about specific academic programs, financial aid, and admissions. Plus, you'll take a tour of our beautiful campus and enjoy lunch in our award-winning dining hall. Sign up today!!

Seattle Pacific received high marks in several 2025 national rankings.

Sep 25, 2024

For the ninth year in a row, Seattle Pacific has been named a “Best National University” in U.S. News & World Report’s best college annual rankings for 2025. 

Seattle Pacific is the No. 1 ranked Christian university in the Northwest in Niche’s “2025 Best Christian Colleges in America.” Niche is an online resource providing information on K–12 schools, colleges, and more and is a top guide for students looking for a college. The Wall Street Journal included SPU in its 2025 America’s Best Colleges.

For Constitution Day on Sept. 17, Professor Emeritus of History Bill Woodward looks at the office of vice president.

Sep 17, 2024

September 17 is Constitution Day, the anniversary of the date when the Constitutional Convention of 1787 adjourned with a new charter for the new American Republic.  

In 2004, the U.S. Congress passed legislation requiring educational institutions who receive federal funding to provide their communities with information concerning the U.S. Constitution. For nearly two decades, as part of Seattle Pacific University’s commemoration, we have been fortunate to have Professor Emeritus of History Bill Woodward offer his expert analysis of one of our country’s most important documents.

His essay, titled "First But Also Sixteenth? The Vice Presidency, the Constitution, and the 2024 Election," examines the intriguing development of the second-in-command from its brief mention in the original charter of 1787 to its constitutional standing today, highlighting several well-known and not so well-known stories of America’s vice presidents.

SPU Psychology Professor Keyne Law explores how TikTok might influence youth mental health for a special segment on KING5-TV's Healthlink.

Aug 27, 2024

What is TikTok doing to our brains? It's something researchers are exploring more deeply as conversations over how social media impacts mental health become more common among families and medical circles. Seattle Pacific University Psychology Professor wants to know how TikTok influences youth mental health.

Watch her interview on KING5-TV's HealthLink.

This online conference on Oct. 19 will look at the impact of artificial intelligence in a variety of disciplines with practical tips and hands-on learning.

Aug 20, 2024

Seattle Pacific University presents “AI and the Future of Work,” a conference to explore the impact of artificial intelligence on the future of work.

SPU faculty will lead plenary sessions — on the latest developments in AI, the ethical impacts of AI, and writing with AI — as well as professional tracks focused on business, education, health professions, psychology, and ministry.