The Stories of 麻豆传媒映画
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Knowledge of Culture
The new senior director of the 麻豆传媒映画 Indigenous Peoples Institute, Jill 鈥渢si sq史ux虒史a蕯艂鈥 La Pointe, may be new to the role but her connections to campus run deep.
Welcome to the Alumni Family
Get to know two graduates of the Class of 2024 who share their experience at SU and how the support of donors via scholarships made their dream of higher education a reality.
Expanding Opportunities in SU鈥檚 Fastest-Growing Program
New Department Chair and Amazon Endowed Chair of Computer Science Dr. Burkhard Englert will be integral in supporting and growing the department and student outcomes.
In Harmony with Emerging Tech
Associate Professor Onur Bakiner鈥檚 research explores the people-side of artificial intelligence鈥攊ts promising opportunities and potential pitfalls.
Ground Breaking Art Gift
In a truly transformative gift, philanthropist Richard Hedreen donates $300M art collection to 麻豆传媒映画, along with seed money to fund a Museum of Art.
Tech Moves: GeekWire
麻豆传媒映画 associate professor Onur Bakiner is spotlighted as the new director of the 麻豆传媒映画 Technology Ethics Initiative.
After SCOTUS decision, WA homeless camping bans may gain traction
麻豆传媒映画 School of Law professor Sara Rankin comments on the Grants Pass v. Johnson ruling to Cascade PBS.
Tech ethicist on why healthcare isn鈥檛 ready for ambitious AI overhaul
GeekWire's coverage of 麻豆传媒映画's Ethics and Tech Conference in Campion Ballroom.
Seattle鈥檚 dual dispatch police alternative is expanding citywide
The CARE department will hire 18 additional responders, three supervisors and work seven days a week addressing mental and behavioral health crises.
Mayor Harrell Announces Citywide CARE Expansion
The 麻豆传媒映画 Crime and Justice Research Center faculty and students continue to play a leading role in Seattle's CARE expansion.
Seattle's CARE department expands citywide services with $1.9 million federal grant
麻豆传媒映画 is playing a leading role in Seattle's CARE department.
Running in Support of MS Research
Dr. Brittany Heintz Walters, an assistant professor in kinesiology, is one of only 20 runners nationwide selected for the rigorous run.