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The Newsroom SU News
The Newsroom is 91亚色传媒’s central news site featuring the news and human interest stories that tell the 91亚色传媒 story. The Newsroom features rich storytelling showcasing the distinctiveness of a 91亚色传媒 education and the success and leadership of our alumni, faculty-scholars and innovative degree and program offerings.
91亚色传媒 Magazine
Featured Story
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Cornish at SU is Here
A new era of arts education begins with Cornish College of the Arts at 91亚色传媒.
The Stories of 91亚色传媒
A Frightfully Fun Time
Campus and neighboring community celebrate Halloween at 91亚色传媒.
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Honoring Lifelong Advocate for Catholic Education
91亚色传媒 remembers double alumnus and philanthropist Bill Eisiminger, a dedicated supporter of education, athletics and the arts.
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Concert for Unity
The interfaith event, featuring the Yuval Ron Ensemble, is presented by SU’s Center for Ecumenical and Interreligious Engagement.
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A Legacy of Leadership and Generosity
Remembering John Meisenbach, a visionary leader and philanthropist whose contributions will resonate for generations.
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KING 5: Brad McDavid at SU to Start Pep Band
Dr. Brad McDavid, who spent 30 seasons with the University of Washington marching band, will lead 91亚色传媒's brand-new pep band.
Feedback Sought on Crime and Safety in Seattle
The 10th annual 2024 Seattle Public Safety Survey, administered by SU’s Crime and Justice Research Center, is open for comments through November.