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Seattle University men’s soccer junior forward Alex Notzka has emerged as one of the West Coast Conference’s (WCC) leading offensive players during a breakout 2026 season. Notzka has recorded a team leading 10 goals so far this year, an increase from the two goals he scored during his freshman and sophomore seasons. Notzka opened the...
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Spooky season is in full swing for Seattle University students who have the opportunity to attend The Haunting of Vermillion, a Halloween art exhibition right in the heart of Capitol Hill. The Haunting of Vermillion is the creative child of Anouk Rawkson and Jordan Christianson, two Seattle-based artists who have produced various art and fashion...
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Women’s Soccer Seattle University women’s soccer kept their unbeaten streak at home alive this past week, drawing to Santa Clara University 1-1 Oct. 17. The Redhawks currently hold a record of 7-0-2 when playing at Championship Field, including five shutouts through the nine games played at home. The score remained stagnant throughout the first half...
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Just blocks from both the Arboretum and the waterfront sits Oxbow Cafe—Sea Wolf Baker’s younger and arguably more social sibling. Brothers Kit and Jesse Schumann started Sea Wolf, a wholesale and retail bakery, in 2014, and expanded into a second, more sit-down establishment eight years later. Where Sea Wolf has minimal seating and opportunity for...
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The West Coast Conference (WCC)’s 2026 women’s soccer regular season is nearing its conclusion, and for Seattle University women’s soccer, all eyes are set on continuing to make a push for the conference tournament. With only four games remaining in the regular season, the Redhawks sit fourth in the conference standings with a 3-1-1 record...
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I found myself seated in a small, four-row theater inside the Northwest Film Forum Friday evening, Oct. 16. Sinking into a cushy velvet seat beneath an exposed wooden ceiling, I watched as a modest yet enthusiastic crowd of about 30 trickled in. What followed was 93 minutes of an absurd, esoteric and wildly entertaining experience...
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Content Warning: This article contains a brief mention of self-harm. For Seattle University law student Anna Picetti, one of the most memorable moments from working with immigration detainees was a conversation with young children about being separated from their father for months. “Hearing how much they missed him was heartbreaking, and I think about how...
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If you’ve ever scrolled through TikTok, you’ve probably come across videos with hashtags like “day in the life,” “outfit of the day,” “get ready with me” or “what I eat in a day.” But recently, keen eyes may have noticed that some of those videos take place at Seattle University, with familiar campus locales in...
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Fall has hit Seattle harder than torrential rain hits the pavement. As local experts, we felt obligated to share our recommendations for what to do as the leaves turn orange and the skies turn gray. Activity Maya: I like going on walks during this time of year because the air is crisp and slightly cold,...
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