By: Matthew Brady

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club started turning their amps past 10 in Southern California in the late ’90s. The three-member group recorded a demo, got Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher to say he liked them and signed with Virgin Records within a year. Five...

By: Beth Charles

Myth: Eating disorders are a rich white woman’s problem. Fact: Women and men of all races, sexual orientations and economic levels deal with eating disorders. As many as 1 million males in the United States are afflicted....

By: Taylor Olson

Greta Stickney isn’t a very superstitious runner, though her pre-race ritual usually includes listening to Guns ‘N’ Roses....

By: Adam Johnson


Strong defense and spotty scoring left the team winless in their final two games of the season at the Longwood Tournament in Farmville, Va. 
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By: Kat Catlett

Seattle University’s track and field team concluded its indoor season at the Dakota Dome in Vermillion, S.D. in the Great West Championships the weekend of Feb. 26.
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By: Kat Catlett

One Seattle University student continues to achieve gold-medal Paralympics performances in swimming despite the prejudice she faces.
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By: Matthew Martell

With Los Angeles-via-Berlin-via-Brooklyn trio Liars, the only musical constant is change. And “Sisterworld,” their fifth LP, marks yet another glorious reinvention of their sound....

By: Taylor Olson

Though Cupcake Royale just opened its newest location in Capitol Hill last year, it is rooted deep within the Seattle University neighborhood....

By: Mary Pauline Diaz

Neumos, Chop Suey, Comet Tavern, Bluebird Ice Cream. One of these things is not like the others, but in fact they all have one thing in common: all of them are music venues....

By: Matthew Brady

The smoke machines whir at full blast and the lights go low. After a moment of feedback, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club crank out a fuzzy bass riff that nods every head in the room....

By: Kelton Sears

David Shields dislikes the term “non-fiction.”...

By: Adam Johnson

The crowd in Wyckoff Auditorium sentenced Kat Crichton to death by loneliness, just by yelling the word “Die!” Her crime? She just couldn’t think fast enough....

By: Brittany Traub

Don’t be late for a very important date. The Fashion Club is having its “Alice in Wonderland”-inspired annual fashion show to showcase the work of local designers and raise money for the Dress for Success organization....

By: Jenny Williams

A silhouetted figure warmed its hands in front of the Student Center hearth, drawing attention from students studying nearby. But the silhouette never left—it was made of paper....

By: Kat Catlett

A team of Seattle University students, staff and faculty are joining the community in an effort to support low-income youth in Seattle’s Central District....

By: The Spectator Staff

Seattle Center’s Fun Forest, a small children’s fun park at the base of the Space Needle, may soon be replaced by a 44,000 square foot museum for famed glass artist Dale Chihuly....

By: Dillon Gilbert

The city of Seattle is considering implementing restrictions on aggressive panhandling. The Seattle Human Rights Commission’s Public Safety Task Force hosted a panel discussion on proposed restrictions in Sullivan Hall Tuesday night....

By: Zachary Dunn

Student leaders at Seattle University hosted a benefit concert for Haiti relief Friday after a month of planning....

By: Kelton Sears

Seattle University’s College of Education is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year with far more than a few balloons and streamers....

By: Kelton Sears

Jonathon Brown, originally from Memphis, Tenn., was born with the genetic disease cystic fibrosis. One of the most common life-threatening genetic diseases in the United States, cystic fibrosis causes thick, sticky mucus to collect in the lungs and the pa...