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Largest Art Gift Ever
In a truly transformative gift, philanthropist Richard Hedreen donates $300M art collection to Seattle University, along with seed money to fund an art museum.
The Stories of Seattle University
Congrats, Class of 2024! You’ve Done It!
It was a weekend of celebration, unforgettable memories and full-on exultation for Seattle University’s newest graduates.
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Distinguished Graduate
Graduate Spotlight: Jaiden Childs, ’24, will embark on her nursing career as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Army.
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Success On Display
Hundreds turn out to interact with students and industry sponsors during annual Projects Day.
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Sponsoring Real-World Outcomes
Project Center pairs students with industry leaders from large companies and nonprofits alike to tackle—and find solutions—to a pressing need.
Blending STEM and Business Pays Dividends
Graduate Spotlight: Post-SU, Veng Leap Chan will start his professional life at Starbucks.
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A Heart for Healing
Graduate Spotlight: In high school, an echocardiogram discovered the cancer hiding in Nathan Eller’s chest, possibly saving his life but also setting him on track to help others.
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