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SU campus to see summer renovations

SU campus to see summer renovations

By the time fall quarter starts, steel girders will be protruding out of the library building and the ground in front of the library will be totally excavated. Seattle U will see no shortage of noise and activity this summer in preparation for the library renovation and various other projects around campus.

Players to watch in '09-'10

Players to watch in '09-'10

The 2009-2010 season will bring new challenges for the Redhawks who will be in their second year of the D-I transition process. Learning from success and failure, Seattle University athletics plans to gain from the past season's experiences. Youth leadership On the volleyball court, head coach Shannon Ellis and the young team look forward to another challenging but exciting season.

Recession spurs scholarship fund

In light of current economic troubles, the university anticipates more students will require additional financial aid to remain enrolled. In response, Student Financial Services has established a new fund to assist students in need. Student Financial Services has designed the Academic Year, AY, Fund to help both graduates and undergraduates whose financial circumstances have been negatively impacted by the recession.

Block Party to feature indie legends

Two days. Three Stages. Fifty-plus bands.

A summer in Seattle is a terrible thing to waste

Seattle: the Emerald City-not the one in "The Wizard of Oz." With the Puget Sound, Lake Washington, Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges in sight, Seattle is a jewel, especially since it's a metropolis. School's winding down, which usually means one of three things for the summer: more school, home or work.

Editorial: Students deserve to know about budget

Last year, The Spectator became a forum for a hot topic on campus: class cuts in the face of budget woes and a growing student body. It began with a story Jan. 30, 2008 in which Wallace Loh, former dean of Arts and Sciences, estimated as many as 110 classes would be cut for this school year.

Remembering 2008-2009, the year to cry about

How much can a haggard, exhausted and likely hung-over college student remember about one year? If your brain cells are failing you due to an overdose of drugs/the Holy Spirit, then the list below is meant to jog your memory about the most memorable events of the last nine months at Seattle U.









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