The Stories of Âé¶¹´«Ã½Ó³»
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Peak Performance
Engineering Professor Eric Gilbertson measured Mt. Rainier and found global warming had shrunk Washington state’s iconic peak but that’s just one of his discoveries.
Men’s Hoops Quiets the Dawgs
For the second consecutive year the Redhawks faced the Washington Huskies and came away on top, beating the cross-town rivals at Climate Pledge Arena.
Hit the Road with the Redhawks
This winter, SU will host a series of pregame receptions in four West Coast Conference cities where alumni, friends and fans alike can cheer on men’s basketball.
The Christmas Season Calls
Âé¶¹´«Ã½Ó³»â€™s Christmas video is sure to stir emotions with its heartfelt meaning and message.
What a Year
A look back at the biggest stories, newsmakers and memorable moments of 2025.
From Classroom Project to Published Study
Gabe Veltri, ‘24, and Olivia Roberts, ‘24, undergraduate research study makes it into scientific journal, Urban Ecosystems.
Furthering Migrant Justice, From Seattle to Rome
Âé¶¹´«Ã½Ó³» professor meets Pope Leo during visit for global initiative in support of migrants and refugees.
Advancing Research
Office of Research and Sponsored Projects awarded NSF grant to explore collaborative leadership models for expanding research at SU and peer teaching-intensive institutions.
Be Curious, Not Judgmental
Presidential Speaker Series guest Monica Guzmán shares tips on bridging the political divide.
Bridging Continents and Connections
How studying abroad in South Africa and interning for the U.S. Congress inspired Alonso Lee’s views on philosophy and politics.
Legendary Matchup Revisited
Nearly 60 years after a stunning upset inside the Seattle Center Coliseum, Âé¶¹´«Ã½Ó³» and UTEP will meet again where history was made.
Congrats to Newest Alumni Award Winners
This year's recipients, which also include the latest inductees into the Athletics Hall of Fame, are leaders across industries and in their communities.