The Spectator is Seattle University's student newspaper.
The Lemieux Library provides access to this digital archive of article text and photos collected from The Spectator website. This collection contains content found in the full print edition and some unique content only available on The Spectator website.
Launched in April 2020, The Spectator Online edition fills the publication gap from the Covid-19 pandemic. Since September 2023, the Spectator Online is now published concurrently with the print edition.
An alternate format is provided on The Spectator website. This attractive color edition is organized in categories including news, sports, arts & entertainment, and opinions.
Articles from 2026
2026-02-18 Editorial: Are we Jesuits or Are we Cowards?, The Spectator Editorial Board
2026-02-18 Finnish Felicity Comes to Seattle U Campus, Regina Carrillo
2026-02-18 Fragments Literary and Arts Magazine is ‘Curio’ For Student Work, Maya DeGuzman
2026-02-18 Is AI Inescapable in Higher Education?, Maddie Rodriguez
2026-02-18 Seattle Tulip is Union Green’s Newest Floral Feature, Kean Mathis
2026-02-18 SU Student Coalition Demands Regarding Immigration Authorities, Spectator Editorial Board
2026-02-18 The Super Bowl and the Erasure of Artists through AI, Phillip Agonoy
2026-02-18 ‘The Tempest’ Sweeps into the Lee Center’s 20th Anniversary, Keagen Brooks-Torres
2026-02-18 Week In Review: Feb. 9-15, Maddie Rodriguez
2026-02-11 Little Shop Hops: Tabletop Village, Austin Woolley
2026-02-11 Master Storyteller Johnny Moses Brings Lushootseed Traditions to Lemieux Library, Regina Carrillo
2026-02-11 Q&A with Grammy-Winning Professor Johnaye Kendrick, Kean Mathis
2026-02-11 SEAC Hosts Annual Winter Ball Under the Stars and Over the Sea, Julia Pilch
2026-02-11 Seattle Bands Cofgod and Bosque Bring Post-Superbowl Rock to Baba Yaga, Keagen Brooks-Torres
2026-02-11 Seattle Floods The Streets With Blue And Green After Super Bowl LX Victory, Jandin Muromoto and Diego Dumlao
2026-02-11 What to Know About the Cornish and Seattle U Acquisition So Far, Hadia Noor Ahmed
2026-02-11 Zoned Out: Tax the Rich, But Not Their Toothpaste, Jo Moreau
More Than a Game: 2026-02-11 How Bad Bunny and Green Day Bring Politics to the Super Bowl, Maya DeGuzman
2026-02-04 A Holy Coincidence? Seahawks Make Super Bowl for the Third Time Following New Pope, Maya DeGuzman
2026-02-04 Border Protection Office of Professional Responsibility Declines Career Fair Invitation, Kean Mathis
2026-02-04 Bouncing into a New Season of Intramural Basketball, Julia Pilch
2026-02-04 Catholics Heads, Students Critique U.S. Foreign and Immigration Policy, Julia Pilch
2026-02-04 Cherry Street Unioneers in Negotiation with Chartwells, Austin Woolley
2026-02-04 Choosing Professional Optics Over Moral Responsibility, Kenia Gallegos
2026-02-04 Educators and Healthcare Workers Rally Against ICE, Tristan Scott
2026-02-04 Getting Groovy with ASA, Nicole Baltimore
2026-02-04 KXSU Brings The Grammys To Campus, Naja Johnson
2026-02-04 [REVIEW] Praying at The Bone Temple, Dylan Berman
2026-02-04 Seattle U Baseball Hosts 17th Annual ‘Meet the Redhawks’, Diego Dumlao
2026-01-28 Alleged DoD Visits to Campus Fan Fears of ICE Crackdown, Dylan Berman
2026-01-28 CEOs of Uwajimaya and Dick’s Drive-In Visit Campus, Kean Mathis
2026-01-28 D1 Improv ‘Makes Some Noise’, Austin Woolley
2026-01-28 Eccentric New Climbing Gym Lands in West Seattle, Milan Damjanac
2026-01-28 One Year In: How Trump’s Second Presidency is Taking Shape, Kean Mathis
2026-01-28 Philosophy, Academic Freedom and the Health of Democracy, Vinod Acharya
2026-01-28 Photo Essay: Cornish Alumni Gallery Features ‘Salt Canyon’, Alan Behar
2026-01-28 Students Bring Sketches to Life with ‘Making Murals’ Class, Maddie Rodriguez
2026-01-28 ‘Trump Out Now’ March Among Nationwide Protests, Keagen Brooks-Torres
2026-01-28 Week In Review: Jan. 21 — Jan. 28, Diego Dumlao
2026-01-21 Border Protection Office of Professional Responsibility Invited to February Career Fair, Kean Mathis
2026-01-21 Can Puppets Save The World? Sociology Course Aims to Find Out, Julia Pilch
2026-01-21 Corporation for Public Broadcasting Dissolves Itself After Funding Cuts, Maya DeGuzman
2026-01-21 EcoSangha Celebrates Twenty Years of Zen, Ben Ravenscroft
2026-01-21 Redhawks Men’s Basketball Drops Rematch Versus No. 9 Gonzaga, Maddie Rodriguez
2026-01-21 Seahawks Decimate 49ers and Advance to NFC Championship, Max Avalos and Diego Dumlao
2026-01-21 Seattle U Addresses Offensive Term’ Used During Men’s Basketball Broadcast, Diego Dumlao
2026-01-21 Seattle U Law Honors MLK, Naja Johnson
2026-01-21 The Seattle U Diva-Off Begins, Austin Woolley
2026-01-21 Venezuela Teach-In Provides Current Events with Context, Hadia Noor Ahmed
2026-01-14 Computer Science Students Develop Urban Walkability Research, Hadia Noor Ahmed
2026-01-14 ‘Redhawk Games’ Kick off the Quarter with Laser Tag and Axe Throwing, Tobias Scott
2026-01-14 Red White U Fund Increases Financial Opportunities for SU Student Athletes, Kean Mathis
2026-01-14 [REVIEW] Frantic and Fantastic: "Marty Supreme” Is Cinematic Chaos, Maya DeGuzman
2026-01-14 Ringing IN the New Year OUT of the Spectator Office, Spectator Editorial Board
2026-01-14 Seattle U’s WBB Gets First WCC Win Versus USD, Maddie Rodriguez
2026-01-14 What Comes Next? Seattle U Seniors Share Their Stories, Maya DeGuzman
2026-01-14 Winter’s a Drag—Come Watch Drag!, Keagen Brooks-Torres
Articles from 2025
2025-12-29 Redhawks Men’s Basketball Drop Conference Opener to USF Dons, Diego Dumlao
2025-12-22 Redhawks Men’s Basketball Takes Home The Battle For Seattle, Diego Dumlao
2025-12-03 A Hot New Bombshell Has Entered The Seattle Aquarium, Austin Woolley
2025-12-03 A New Pep in their Step, Seattle U Spirit Teams Leap for Nationals, Maya DeGuzman
2025-12-03 Behind The Scenes of Seattle U’s Instagram Accounts, Maddie Rodriguez
2025-12-03 Letter to the Editor: Student Letter to SU Administration Regarding Interim President, Seattle University
2025-12-03 Newly Defined Professional’ Degrees Threaten Future Graduate School Loans, Kean Mathis
2025-12-03 [REVIEW] Lions and Tigers and Plot Holes, Oh My!: A ‘Wicked: For Good’ Review, Julia Pilch
2025-12-03 Seattle U Announces Preliminary Presidential Selection Information, Milan Damjanac
2025-12-03 Seattle U College of Nursing Celebrates Ninety Years of Care and Collaboration, Leila Bunker and Alice Makarenko
2025-12-03 Stop Telling Me to Use ΑΙ, Natalie Scliorr
2025-12-03 Week In Review: Nov. 24 — Dec. 3, Maddie Rodriguez
2025-12-03 'Welcome to Paradise: ¡Viva Puerto Rico Libre!' on Display at King Street Station, Keagen Brooks-Torres,
2025-11-26 Gingerbread Village Provides a Sweet Holiday Treat for Type 1 Diabetes Research, Julia Pilch
2025-11-26 Red Cup Rebellion: Starbucks Workers on Strike, Austin Woolley
2025-11-26 Redhawks Volleyball Take Down Oregon State on Senior Day, Diego Dumlao
2025-11-26 Seattle Adaptive Sports Brings Accessibility to Athletics, Kean Mathis
2025-11-19 Anticipation Builds in Seattle as PWHL Torrent’s Inaugural Season Approaches, Kean Mathis
2025-11-19 Emotional Senior Night Ends With Redhawks Men’s Soccer Victory, Maddie Rodriguez
2025-11-19 Exclusion, Expulsion, Expunge’ Will Honor Seattle’s Chinese Immigrants, Leila Bunker
2025-11-19 Humanity and Monstrosity Come to Life in ‘Frankenstein’ (2025) [REVIEW], Kaitlyn Delfs
2025-11-19 Mamdani Momentum: Defining a New Generation of Progressive Politics, Hadia Noor Ahmed
2025-11-19 Meet Twix and Rolo, Seattle U’s Darling Dachshunds, Austin Woolley
2025-11-19 PCNW Exhibit ‘Visual Narratives’ Gives Every Story a Chance to be Told, Tristan Scott
2025-11-19 Record-Tight Mayoral Race Rules Katie Wilson Victorious, Julia Pilch
2025-11-19 Timeout Session: Brayden Maldonado and Will Heimbrodt Leading the Way for Men’s Basketball, Diego Dumlao
2025-11-12 Boulderfest Rocks Seattle Climbing World, Milan Damjanac
2025-11-12 COVID-19 Learning Loss Haunts Class of 2029, Tristan Scott
2025-11-12 Exploring Identity Through Camille Trautman’s Lens, Maddie Rodriguez
2025-11-12 Finding Light in the ‘Big Dark’, Maya DeGuzman
2025-11-12 Girmay Zahilay Named King County Executive, Max Schoettmer
2025-11-12 Homecoming Week Festivities Welcome Redhawks and Relatives, Milan Damjanac and Austin Woolley
2025-11-12 Little Shop Hops: La Cha-Bliss, Kean Mathis
2025-11-12 New Chaplain Yasin Ahmed Brings Islamic Teachings to Seattle U, Hadia Noor Ahmed and Bryton Aldridge
2025-11-12 Redhawks Men’s Basketball Fall to Mustangs on Homecoming Night in Dramatic Fashion, Diego Dumlao
2025-11-12 Timeout Session: Caroline Penner Makes Her Mark in WCC, Julia Pilch
2025-11-05 Californians Vote In Retaliatory Gerrymandering Measure Prop 50, Austin Woolley
2025-11-05 Campus Gets a Timely Piece of Seattle History, Julia Pilch
2025-11-05 Capitol Hill Serving Up Seattle Restaurant Week, Samantha Custodi
2025-11-05 Celebrating Thirty Years of Artist-Led Innovation at SOIL Gallery, Lily Collins
2025-11-05 MAA Fights For Combat Sports Accessibility, Fatima Ali
2025-11-05 Men’s Basketball Career Nights Lead to Victory Over Pioneers in Season Opener, Diego Dumlao