Teaching classes not the only focus for Seattle U faculty

Braden VanDragt

News — Despite some popular belief, university professors are not merely educators, nor are they merely advisors: Seattle University professors in particular are also passionate students of the world of academia, a fact reflected in the various research projects undertaken each year.

Sophomore Antich sets record for stolen bases

Isaac Ginsberg

Sports — When sophomore outfielder Katie Antich gets on base, make sure not to blink. Because if you do, you might miss her sprint off second base and steal third for the second time that game.

Changing face of record stores in digital era

Jessica Ishmael

Arts and Entertainment — Our generation has witnessed some of the most fast-paced technological shifts in history, especially in the world of music. Many college students today can probably recall themselves and their families listening to cassettes. Just 15 years ago, the Compact Disc was still a shiny and new medium for music to be played on.

Administration would do best to listen to current students

Seattle University has spent a considerable amount of time, money and resources on university growth. In a climate of expansion, the university seeks to market itself as not only “the premier independent university of the Northwest” but also as an institution on the upswing. To promote these changes, the university has developed a marketing strategy aimed to endorse its move to Division I, it’s rebuilding of curriculum and facilities and its legitimacy as an academically competitive university.